2005
DOI: 10.1590/s1415-65552005000200012
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The power of productivity: wealth, poverty, and the threat to global stability

Abstract: O estudo iniciado pelo instituto global de McKinsey, tornou possível estudar a dinâmica e a evolução de um grupo representativo das indústrias em 13 países: Austrália, Brasil, França, Alemanha, Índia, Japão, os Países Baixos, a Polônia, a Rússia, Coréia do Sul, Suíça, o Reino Unido e os Estados Unidos. Em cada um desses países foram analisados os desempenhos de 6 a 13 indústrias e que foram comparados com o desempenho das mesmas indústrias em um conjunto de outros países. O trabalho foi baseado em estudos deta… Show more

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“…Augmenting and scaling human expertise through cognitive assistants is likely to emerge as the key to sustainable advantage of organizations and regions, because productivity and innovativeness of human capital are both improved (Lewis 2005). The National Science Foundation has begun to establish funding programs aimed at human-centered smart service systems to build needed innovation capacity (NSF 2013).…”
Section: Human Centered Smart Service Systemsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Augmenting and scaling human expertise through cognitive assistants is likely to emerge as the key to sustainable advantage of organizations and regions, because productivity and innovativeness of human capital are both improved (Lewis 2005). The National Science Foundation has begun to establish funding programs aimed at human-centered smart service systems to build needed innovation capacity (NSF 2013).…”
Section: Human Centered Smart Service Systemsmentioning
confidence: 99%