Sentence examples for knowledge partner from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, when seeking valuable knowledge, partner diversity is detrimental to knowledge-sourcing breadth.

CRI Director Jane Nelson served as knowledge partner for the report.

This year's sustainability and innovation survey — the fifth survey in collaboration with our knowledge partner The Boston Consulting Group — delves into questions of climate change.

While we have been working with the biggest organisations involved in financial inclusion, we are pleased that the Centre for Financial Inclusion at Accion is our official knowledge partner.

Working with our knowledge partner the MIT Media Lab Digital Currency Initiative, the leading center of research in the field, we have developed a one-day conference to explore the opportunities and challenges associated with public digital ledgers, or blockchains.

The Sustainability Initiative research project, and the articles and reports that it yields, is a collaboration between the MIT Sloan Management Review and its knowledge partner, The Boston Consulting Group Inc., with additional support from initiative sponsor SAS Institute Inc.

There is another label, knowledge partners, for marketers that are paying an estimated $1 million to $7 million to become sponsors of Sharecare.com.com

The Boston Consulting Group (BCG) and DLA Piper are knowledge partners.

A collaboration between Cornell University, INSEAD, and the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) as co-publishers, and their Knowledge Partners (Cornell University and Partners report), relies on international patent filings and scientific publishing activity to identify innovation clusters in 126 countries; and come up with a global innovation ranking.

What is the relationship between familiarity with casual partners, and assumed knowledge of partner's HIV serostatus and its effect on likelihood to engage in UAIC?

There was a trend for association of knowledge of partner status with facility delivery in HIV-uninfected women, suggesting that knowledge of partner status may be a general marker of the strength of the couple's relationship and potentially the male partner's investment in the new infant.