Of course, as the recent history of United Airlines shows, any serious collaboration between labor and management can become fractious if the interests of the two sides diverge.
9 and 10 30 p.m., Sista's Place, 456 Nostrand Avenue, at Jefferson Avenue, Brooklyn, (718) 398-1766 ; cover, $20. (Chinen) * RANDY WESTON AND THE GNAWA MASTER MUSICIANS OF MOROCCO (Tuesday) Mr. Weston, the leading practitioner of a distinctly African approach to jazz piano, has a history of serious collaboration with the Gnawa Master Musicians of Morocco.
Nokia and Microsoft inked a partnership back in 2011, but this is clearly a much more serious collaboration of the two companies.
This conclusion is bluntly supported by the EU (2011) report, which monitors the maturity of UBC in European universities and shows the weak engagement of academics with serious business collaboration in general.
Charles Kernaghan, the institute's director, says that a "serious and ongoing collaboration among the workers, the institute and Gap" brought change.
As well, 63% of responders (61/97) viewed perceived delays in working across organizations, and possibly diverting the focus of research mandates within organizations (52/97; 52%) as moderate to serious barriers to collaboration.
The findings also indicate a widespread and potentially serious lack of collaboration between key providers.
Cardiovascular events were defined by the first occurrence of the Antithrombotic Trialists' Collaboration serious vascular event endpoint of non-fatal myocardial infarction, non-fatal stroke, or vascular death.
Alternative funding models for serious documentaries - including collaborations with NGOs, so-called crowd funding and increasing support from foundations - have been developed in recent years in response to what campaigning film makers perceive as a lack of commitment to tackling controversial issues by mainstream television executives, as well as decreasing budgets.
This could have serious implications for future collaborations.
