Intrapreneurship is characterized by the "start up" style of management, characterized by flexibility, innovation, and risk-taking.
To facilitate analysis and support decision-making for such events, the authors have developed an environmental risk management system that characterizes the ability of a spilled chemical to immediately impact human health, groundwater, surface water, and soil resources, and incorporates these four risk areas into an overall measure of terrestrial chemical risk.
Recent research has led to increased concern about the potential adverse human health impacts of carbon nanotubes, and further work is needed to better characterize those risks and develop risk management strategies.
Due to fast changing market environment in e-commerce environment, credit risk management is becoming more and more difficult, which is characterized as timeliness, huge amount of data, and small business size but large volume of demands.
Risk assessment is an applied methodology, used to characterize risks to populations as the basis for risk management [ 5].
This cultural meme has led to the adoption of the standardized hierarchical organizational model characterized by a monolithic rigid structure, bureaucratic and disempowering processes, risk management, ineffective communication and myopic solutions.
Nevertheless, there is an ongoing debate on how to characterize vulnerability in both the theory and practice of disaster risk management (Birkmann 2006; Ionescu et al. 2009).
We develop a model to characterize prospectively the economic outcomes associated with long-term poliovirus risk management policy options.
Thus, the average compliance rate of Leadership and Governance (64%) characterized by development and adoption of national policy document on patient safety and risk management, community involvement (60%), health technologies (63.6%) reflect an acceptable security.
OSA screening and risk management may be indicated among pregnant women in low and middle income countries, particularly those undergoing rapid epidemiologic transitions characterized by increased prevalence of excessive adult weight gain.
