Sentence examples for realized capacity from inspiring English sources

Although native endowment is necessary for realized capacity, it is not sufficient.

We propose a game theoretic model and design a mechanism (a bonus scheme for all managers and an allocation rule to allocate realized capacity to the product managers) that elicits truthful reporting by all managers.

Finally, we find that PAC is a source of competitive advantage in innovation, especially in the presence of efficient internal knowledge flows that help reduce the distance between potential and realized capacity.

Ultra-Dense Network (UDN) is considered to be the key enabler for realizing capacity goals set by 5G.

Specifically, we use a capabilities perspective of absorptive capacity to examine potential absorptive capacity (POAC) and realized absorptive capacity (ROAC) capabilities – the two OAC capabilities that create and utilize knowledge, respectively.

Some authors have redefined the concept through the distinction between a potential absorptive capacity and a realized absorptive capacity and identified four dimensions: acquire, assimilate, transform and exploit (Zahra and George 2002).

Third, the article links the business model design and native pull/push capability to potential and realized absorptive capacity.

We argue that gatekeepers who combine external search with assimilation effort help to achieve innovation by contributing to building potential absorptive capacity, while shepherds who combine assimilation with utilization effort aid innovation by building realized absorptive capacity.

Accordingly, hands-on strategies for developing potential and realized absorptive capacity are suggested.

We advance our argument by identifying three contingency factors: technology trajectories, power of supply chain, potential and realized absorptive capacity.

Drawing upon survey data from 218 inter-organizational projects in the German engineering industry, we propose and find empirically that potential and realized absorptive capacity have partially distinct antecedents.