Sentence examples for management and practitioners from inspiring English sources
From a practical point of view, the findings of this study would inform management and practitioners on the influence of entrepreneurs' predictive abilities of risk-taking, innovation and proactive behaviours on EO.
Those related to economic issues, management and practitioners' attitudes and perceptions were shown to influence this collaboration.
Factors related to economic issues, management and practitioners' attitudes and perceptions might be crucial for triggering collaboration.
This phase builds on the engagement of network ecologists in conservation management and practitioners who embrace novel scientific ideas and methods (Kaiser-Bunbury et al. 2010 b, 2015).
The paper draws on interviews with management and practitioners from a variety of healthcare establishments in four Indian cities as well as official representatives from the Indian and EU countries.
The respondents included management and practitioners in a variety of healthcare establishments, health sector representatives in Indian industry associations, health sector officials in the Indian government, and official representatives of selected EU countries and the European Commission based in New Delhi.
Based on the results, implications are developed for management education and practitioners, which can help managers to make better informed choices for the application of EMA tools.
Third, the conceptual framework and the propositions from the research is significant for management researchers and practitioners.
In this paper, we address the pre-project phase of idea generation in the product innovation process, where the effective generation of new product ideas still remains an issue of high relevance for both management scholars and practitioners.
The authors of this manuscript hope to generate energetic debate among sporting scholars, undergraduate and graduate sport management students and practitioners.
Human factors professionals, pilots, and operational personnel in air traffic management and related practitioners who know about "systems" only as a general and often vague term for something complex can benefit from knowing a bit of the history, the people, and the quantitative substance that underlies the terminology.
