Viewing our corpus of knowledge through a fresh facet, hence offering alternative, but rigorously and consistently linked, perspectives on the same theories and phenomena, can only stimulate thinking.
We discuss the process and the wider benefits of developing alternative – but rigorously linked – perspectives on the same theories and phenomena both for transferring existing research knowledge to practice and for sparking leading-edge theory and research.
On the basis of these data, we try to understand how trade-offs occur by linking the perspectives of all actors involved.
Standpoint theory investigates the idea that scientific knowledge is inextricably linked to perspectives arising from differences in such points of view.
Recently, Aram and Neumann [46] propose the vertical integration of DSLs by linking multiple stakeholder perspectives via collective concept modeling.
Matching and linking the users' perspectives with the providers' measures will enhance the development of a holistic selection approach for future cloud projects.
In our study, we adopted the second approach; studying the uptake of guideline recommendations pragmatically, by building on already known factors, instead of linking to theoretical perspectives.
Also in the field of infectious disease research, quantitative survey to understand study trends on the prevention, detection, diagnosis, and treatment of diseases is an advantage for formulating further research strategies, linked to perspective national and international policies for disease control.
After having elaborated on systems and systems theory, we want to focus on linking this systems perspective with knowledge.
From a Christian perspective, linking the adherence of belief to the practice of faith is not a Christian value.
