The underlying meaning of resources in a resource dependency model depends on a use case similar to the meaning of an impact.
To conclude this section, it is important to stress resource dependency, i.e., both civil servants and politicians are dependent on each other, and the different actor groups have different strategies for mobilizing resources.
No matter which one will be identified by a mission dependency model, the vast dependence between both must be covered, which is performed by the resource dependency model discussed here.
The resource dependency theory was used to examine the technical differences between matched projects.
We propose an ILP-based approach that integrates resource assignment and resource dependency digraph construction.
Africa, for decades synonymous with resource dependency, will this year be one of the world's fastest-growing regions.
We extend work on supply chain resource dependency by drawing a distinction between market-structure-induced resource dependency and supplier over-reliance on a customer in a competitive market.
Based on previous research and using stakeholder and resource dependency theories, we develop a theoretical model suggesting that resource dependency acts as a "filter" in selecting which of the PMS design measures are emphasized for decision making.
Two organizational types with differing levels of resource dependency (general environmental activist and watchdog groups) are examined.
External resource dependency is believed to stir transaction costs to such an extent that it prevents the adoption of mature mechanisms.
Therefore, a need appeared to re-design the processes for terminating non-renewable resource dependency, minimizing wastes, increasing efficiency, and becoming greener.
