Cross-functional teams play a potentially important part in the innovation process enabling knowledge sharing, the development of trust and overcoming spatial and organizational barriers.
In the 19th century the timpani were used in more varied and expressive ways, a development stimulated in large part by the innovations of Ludwig van Beethoven.
Even he didn't expect what became known as Moore's Law to hold for more than a couple decades, but it has - thanks, in good part, to the innovations of company that he and Noyce founded, Intel, the biggest computer chip manufacturer in the world in terms of revenue.
As before, Mr. Payton finds comfort in the innovations of his heroes; parts of the album are dead ringers for Miles Davis's first electric period of the early 1970's, except without guitars.
In addition, it would take part in the educational innovation project PIE 13-025 of the University of Malaga, within the biennium 2013/2015.
The food industry has been criticized for contributing to the rise in overweight and obesity[ 6], yet former WHO Director General, Gro Harlem Brundtland realized that solutions to the overweight and obesity problem depend in part on the innovation and efficiency of the food industry.
The argument was that tweaking is an essential part of the process of innovation — and in many cases the part of the innovation process that has the greatest economic impact.
Poor children are finding it harder to find a good education, thanks in part to the innovation-destroying power of the teacher's unions.
Manufacturing in the United States is usually not pictured as part of the innovation process.
The present study is the first to use interRAI data holdings linked to other health records to estimate the prevalence of neurological conditions across the continuum of care as part of the Innovations in Data, Evidence and Applications for Persons with Neurological Conditions project (ideasPNC), funded by the Public Health Agency of Canada.
