The health care sector is another context that is rich in isolated clusters in need of connectivity such as silos, professional "tribes," and clinical versus managerial domains [ 1- 3].
It is of interest to note that a number of the participants in this study could be described as 'hybrid managers' [ 68] in that they had clinical backgrounds and held positions in the organisation at the interface between professional frontline and managerial domains.
Part of this training course was the development of an epidemiologic model to access the regional impact of a pandemic and the extent of possible preparations (3 ) at both managerial and medical domains.
Managerial posts were largely the domain of urbanites, with the minor exception of two migrant workers who served as low-level supervisors overseeing other migrant workers.
Another related issue is that emergency decisions are usually made based on individual experience and domain knowledge of relevant managerial personnel.
Notwithstanding, accounting change interventions were similarly defined as a domain of the financial department with managerial responsibility assigned to the project group.
Balinese farmers use the more comprehensive term persubakan to refer to the total domain of irrigated agriculture: its irrigation managerial, agronomic and agricultural, and religious-ritual dimensions.
"Conservatives like it any time you're bringing outside groups into the sort of domain of government to provide private sector managerial practices," she said.
The assessment was aimed at apprentice industrial clerks at the end of a 3-year apprenticeship program and focused on the domain of controlling (i.e., support of managerial decisions, cost planning, cost control, cost accounting, etc).
As already mentioned, the 'order of implementation' denotes the antecedent managerial and organizational routines to perform strategic alignment across the domains of accounting change activities.
