There are legal, ethical, and operational implications in the use of such capabilities stemming from many of the challenges mentioned above.
In China, where the legal, ethical, and operational implications differ (or at least appear to), it is believed that organizations such as the General Staff Department Third and Fourth Departments, at least six Technical Reconnaissance Bureaus, and a number of People's Liberation Army PLA Information Warfarere Militia Units are all charged with cyberdefense, attack, and espionage.
(2015) underline the lack of knowledge on the operational implications of innovative distribution channels.
Specific analyses of the operational implications for distribution systems of retailing across channels remain scarce (Lang and Bressolles 2013).
This paper explores the operational implications of variable renewable energy and electric vehicle integration at the city scale.
They emphasize the joined consideration of customers concerns and operational implications and propose a stochastic, mixed-integer, non-linear program.
"We were a little bit optimistic in really getting it all ready in terms of thinking through the operational implications," says Gottfried Hirnschall, head of the HIV/AIDS department for WHO.
This result has operational implications for a firm confronting the threat of potential rivals entering the market, in that the firm can use this apparently inferior strategy as a commitment device, which creates a virtual entry barrier.
The chapter uses the six biases as examples to demonstrate some of the operational implications of the types of biases associated with System 1 thinking and the ways they may impact risk assessment, decision making and judgement in critical activities.
There are additional operational implications.
