In the developed world, the application of technological know-how and scientific discoveries by companies, institutions and government establishments accounts for over half of all economic growth.
K-water's vast pool of technological know-how will be capitalized with the creation of standard manuals.
Partnership food: a non-competitive EU teams up with an economically stronger partner while facing brain-drain and loss of technological know-how with predominance of highly processed convenience food.
However, they are also confronted with diverse problems like financing, low capabilities, fragile structures, lack of technological know-how, capital issues, institutional deficiencies that hinder their survival and business climate when compared with developed economies (Sorasalmi & Tuovinen, 2016).
While being a Trusted Photographer requires a great deal of technological know-how, Giesbrecht doesn't consider himself merely a technician.
CSR acquired much of its technological know-how from one of its former partners, Kawasaki Heavy Industries — the firm that constructed many of the original bullet trains in Japan.
This seems to have worked pretty well for some eons but has been upset in recent centuries by the evolution of human technological know-how and the exponential growth of the earth's human population.
Other researchers welcome the additional evidence of ancient technological know-how, but say that other sites show that such technologies do indeed appear and disappear across human prehistory.
But the suspicious believe that Pakistan provided some of the technological know-how, as it did recently to North Korea.The sophistication of the Natanz plant will also prompt worries that Iran has been experimenting with uranium-enrichment elsewhere too.
On the one hand, theory suggests that the stronger the protection of own technological know-how, the higher the likelihood to join formal standardisation processes in order to leverage the value of the technological portfolio.
