Data were analysed using a Socio-Technical " technology-carrier analysis" developed by researchers at Aalborg University [ 30, 43, 47].
"Managers with a diverse range of titles, including Technical Director, Technology Director, Chief Scientist, Chief Engineer, Vice President of R&D, and Innovation Director, are collectively or individually responsible for technology management.
In the sense of causal determination of technical operations, technology exonerates from contingency if it works.
China had not previously announced that its navy possessed such highly technical landing technology, according to the AFP news agency.
Management of core risks associated with particular mining systems, together with understanding critical technical and technology risks is essential to achieving a safe mine.
Thus, as the SREB argues, states must promote a full range of postsecondary options: community colleges, technical training, technology centers, and apprenticeships.
Although traditionally translated as "carpenter", tekton is a rather general word (from the same root that leads to "technical" and "technology") that could cover makers of objects in various materials, including builders.
This can be in the form of financial support, technical assistance, technology exchange, research collaboration and capacity strengthening.
Tuvalu suffers from some deep seated disadvantages in the areas of investment capital (finance), management and technical skills, technology, marketing infrastructure, and shore based infrastructure.
Long-term, skilled volunteers tend to provide added value in the latter two dimensions [ 14]; for example, by filling critical short-term staffing needs or by providing needed technical assistance, technology transfer, or staff development activities.
The EIS have world leading partnerships with tactical and technical analysis technologies Dartfish and Quintic, both off-the-shelf products which have been enhanced and made bespoke according to their needs.
