Until more do, they will continue to undermine their own long-term capabilities.
Businesses looking to develop long-term capabilities that embed digital across the organisation need to tackle the building of such capabilities more broadly.
Such creative destruction can be a good thing for the company and the economy but it can also compromise the company's long-term capabilities.
GEGRC still has a handful of returned retirees, but a condition of rehiring is that they agree to teach and mentor others or otherwise contribute to the long-term capabilities of their successors.
Much of Mrs. Clinton's spending has gone to build long-term capabilities with data, in the field and prospecting for small donors that will pay continuing dividends through an increasingly likely fall campaign, they said, and Mrs. Clinton remained on budget for the primary race.
That assistance signals to suppliers that companies have confidence in their long-term capabilities.
Further preclinical studies utilizing our CC49-QDs fusion construct, addressing the short-term and long-term capabilities, will be performed to develop regimens for improved gastric cancer treatment.
The concept of competitor orientation, according to Narver and Slater (1990) is linked to the capacity of understanding the short-term strengths and weaknesses and long-term capabilities and strategies of key potential competitors.
It allows design to interact with the needs of corporate management and focuses on the long-term capabilities of design.
Operations strategy contributes to the constant reconciliation of market requirements, (i.e. patient demand, evolving regulations, and emerging technologies), and operations resources, (i.e. personnel, equipment, beds, and specialist-time) by shaping the long-term capabilities of the business activities.
