It exhibits dynamic nature and is multidimensional, since a large network of stakeholders are usually involved in the design and development of PSS eco-systems and their influence must be considered during the evaluation of the PSS offering.
The Commission will continue tackling labour rights abuses, including forced labour, in a multidimensional approach and in cooperation with different stakeholders and international organisations such as the International Labour Organisation (ILO) and the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development OECDD), including by its garment sector engagement(1).
India is one of the few countries in the world that enjoys robust, multidimensional ties with each one of the primary stakeholders of the nuclear accord: the United States, Iran, Israel, and the Gulf Cooperation Council countries.
In this context, multi-attribute value techniques can be used to synthesize stakeholder preferences because they can accommodate conflicting, multidimensional and incommensurable objectives.
Social ventures strive to create multidimensional value and cater to a diverse set of stakeholders.
The practices we have analyzed revealed an approach to knowledge production and dissemination, which was multidimensional, organic, multidirectional, dynamic, and dependent on interactions with stakeholders.
The practices we have observed revealed an approach to knowledge production, dissemination and implementation which was multidimensional, organic, multidirectional, dynamic, and dependent on interactions with stakeholders.
The case study shows that designing the master data architecture is a multidimensional task which requires balancing the interests of various organizational stakeholders, managing an array of technical opportunities, and meeting requirements of numerous master data classes.
They share a focus on multidimensional real-world problems, collaboration and mutual learning between heterogeneous researchers and societal stakeholders and iterative processes (Wickson and Carew 2014).
The emerging framework in which the urban agendas on the food question are getting to work is characterized by diversity, fragmentation and on-going changing; it expresses the need of a creative space for action, free from inhibitions and constraints, but able to govern the multidimensional and multifunctional aspects of food environments, involving a large plethora of different stakeholders.
