Subsequently, I outline a number of radical transformations occurring both at the object-pole and at the subject-pole of the current knowledge relationship, namely the technification of the object and the anonymisation or collectivisation of the subject, under the sway of automation, ICT and big machines.
Not only in the sense that they are experienced or even voracious readers, but also because their reading is slow and interminable (Bachelard 1938/1949, p. 18), while the focus of attention is on the subject-pole rather than the object-pole of the knowledge relationship (on the microbiologist rather than on the microbe).
The network is populated by employees from all levels of the organization, giving it organizational knowledge, relationships, credibility, and influence.
Designed to equip senior executives with the knowledge, relationships, and tools necessary to drive results at the highest level of global management.
The knowledge, relationships, and resources I cultivated through SUMA program have already paid dividends in my work at the Union Square Partnership.
I'm sorry if this comes as a disappointment, but public relations is a highly strategic profession built on trust, knowledge, relationships and good judgment – skills I'm not sure Edina ever boasted.
You need the knowledge, relationships and go-to-market to make it work".
But if it has a secret sauce — which could include technology, processes, knowledge, relationships, etc. — its odds of sustained growth are far greater.
But this is a mistake when these executives possess valuable assets, such as superior market knowledge, relationships and organizational savvy, that are difficult to replace.
It's impossible to fully capture or quantify the close ties between Duke and Durham, or the endless exchange of knowledge, relationships, business and ideas.
To our knowledge, relationships between these affective and behavioral constructs are unexplored elsewhere, nor have they been evaluated in the context of earthquake or tsunami evacuation.
