So, it lets easily improve the global system by clarifying knowledge hold by the company, favoring communication between the vision system integrator (supplier) and the company (customer) with a better comprehension of needs and issues associated.
By improving the understanding of indigenous knowledge and providing concrete examples of how it can be successfully used, this publication can help all practitioners and policy makers to consider the knowledge hold by local communities and act to integrate this wealth of knowledge into future disaster-related work.
"You don't have to feel nervous about putting fire in the landscape when you have the level of knowledge held by these senior people underpinning operations.
Firstly, situated knowledge held by farmers and advisers leads to resistance, negotiation, and re-scripting of decision support tools, which are perceived to provide the 'view from nowhere'.
Giugni and Passy (1998) claim that SMO/government cooperation arises when the government requires the complex knowledge held by the SMO to develop public policy.
Secondly, the Liberal government required the complex knowledge held by the CCAAC to launch a national childcare system and was willing to include social movement actors in public policy development (Giugni and Passy 1998).
This fact represents that there has also been a communication disconnect of local hazard knowledge held by residents that was not openly communicated to scientists and authorities, exposing a two-sided hurdle in risk communication and risk reduction.
The solution to the problem, as it had been during the colonial period, was seen to be expert-led, top-down initiatives totally neglecting the knowledge held by dryland peoples themselves.
Traditional ecological knowledge (TEK) and local ecological knowledge (LEK) is knowledge held by indigenous and local cultures that often reflects the long-term past (TEK) and present (LEK) experience gained from the intimate involvement of humans with their local ecosystem (Berkes 1999; Chapman 2007; Martin et al. 2010).
Finally, this paper is a call for additional nuanced research in the discovery of Traditional Environmental Knowledge held by many Native Americans, to better understand the fragile nature of humans' relationship to the earth and its provisions and its application to sustainable design paradigms today.
Therefore, it remains evident that if technology is to foster the effective management of HRM performance in organizations, it has to be able to support not only access to documented knowledge but, most importantly, knowledge held by individuals who are the main resources (assets) of the organization.
