Sentence examples for two key perspectives from inspiring English sources
The literature on CMC uses two key perspectives to understand the interaction and decision-making processes of virtual groups – media effects and relational issues.
The CRM architecture (comprising operational CRM, collaborative CRM and analytical CRM) deployed at HDB reflects a holistic approach to CRM implementation that integrates three key perspectives of CRM, namely, the business, technology and customer perspectives.
A framework with four key perspectives and their success criteria was developed with the help of literature and data from interviews and focus groups in two case areas in the Helsinki metropolitan area, Finland.
This review explores four key perspectives of pain management in dementia and makes recommendations for practice and research.
Figure 1 shows risk-adjusted change in child mental health difficulties from the three key perspectives routinely collected by CORC (child, parent/carer and clinician).
The "Balanced Scorecard" (BSC) was first presented as a tool for organizing performance measures from the following four key perspective: the financial perspective, the customer perspective, the internal process perspective, and the innovation and learning perspective.
An overview of recent efforts in our group to improve quality of tunneling junctions is also presented from three key perspective, viz; i) Surface: optimizing the surface roughness (Au, RMS roughness <2 Å).
These findings then are discussed further with regard to two key theoretical perspectives: collaborative learning and communities of practice.
The theoretical framework for this paper draws on two key theoretical perspectives: collaborative learning and communities of practice.
Avkiran and Morita (2010) analyzed Chinese banks with a nonradial DEA model that demonstrated that different inputs and outputs could capture five key stakeholder perspectives.
Four key developmental perspectives which form an essential part of these broader dynamics are explored below.
