A Knowledge Management Approach for The University-industry Collaboration in Open Innovation

Drăghici, Anca; Băban, Călin Florin; Gogan, Maria-Luminita; Ivaşcu, Larisa

doi:10.1016/s2212-5671(15)00377-9

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“…Given that the student-teacher relationship is invoked between other reasons for dropping out of school, the persons and organizations with which the student comes in contact throughout his university course play an important security role in retention. In order to be able to train engineers that will meet the requirements of the market, it is important to use studies and analyzes in which the need for further collaboration with the industry were identified (Fagateanu et al, 2015;Draghici et al, 2015), in the IT sector and knowledge in the field of sustainability (Oprean et al, 2010;Prada & Bendea, 2013;Badulescu, Bungau & Badulescu, 2015). In order to meet these requirements and to make adequate training at the University of Oradea there were made important investments by attracting European funds (Vesselényi, Bungau & Husi, 2014).…”

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Dropout of first year undergraduate students: A case study of engineering students

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Adriana

2017

Balkan Region Conference on Engineering and Business Education

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The phenomenon of drop out studies appears in the current Romanian context as an acute problem of the national education system. In the present research we will try to identify how factors such as Dropout at higher education levelThe term "dropout" is commonly used to describe the situation of students who enroll at a certain institution of education and leave without obtaining a diploma or passing their final examinations. According to statistics, the retention rate in Romania at higher education level is approximately 77% (Report on the state of higher education in Romania, 2015). The dropout situation in Romania is similar to that found at the global level, with the highest rates of dropout being incurred immediately after the first year (Tinto, 1975). Factors that influence dropoutThe factors that influence dropout can be divided set in two categories: personal and institutional. Most sociological theories that address the complex problem of school drop-outs begin with an analysis of these factors (Rumberger, 2001). Among the personal factors identified in the scientific literature, the most frequently encountered are weak educational results, socio-economic status (the representatives of the lower social classes have a higher risk of dropout than those in the middle and upper classes), children from single-parent families, and ethnic minorities. When gender is taken Unauthenticated Download Date | 5/12/18 12:11 AM

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Dropout of first year undergraduate students: A case study of engineering students

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2017

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“…Lately, the CE has been extensively debated in the literature [7], governments and companies [8] as an alternative to the traditional model. CE often refers to the following six principles [9,10,11]:…”

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Principles of Circular Economy in Romania, Europe and China

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Ardelean²

2018

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Abstract. Sustainable development is an approach taken in many companies globally. In this sense, the circular economy is being implemented in many countries. In Romania, a number of companies apply the principles of circular economy in their activities. At European level, there are a number of practices that contribute to the region's competitiveness. China, one of the largest developing countries, is experiencing rapid economic growth associated with high consumption of natural resources. In this context, the paper presents the principles and implications of the circular economy and the way in which Romania, Europe and China respond to these practices. This study is based on a qualitative research based on the literature review and a semi-quantitative research by applying a questionnaire to Romanian participants. Finally, a framework for implementing the principles of circular economy within companies is presented.

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“…Buyer behavior changes according to the dynamic o the environment, so using new technologies these desires can be satisfied. Product performance is ultimately proof of higher financial implications [13]. These barriers can be seen as problems to be solved by each company through different strategies of marketing mix.…”

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Green Marketing Strategies and Market Barriers to Sustainability Products Design

2018

Proceedings of 2018 the 8th International Workshop on Computer Science and Engineering

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In the current environment it is increasingly emphasizing the need for involvement in sustainable development. This is a nationally, but also internationally requirement. To succeed in business, the company needs to acquire a commitment to sustainability and to include it in the company's vision. This commitment is an integral part of the company's values and leads to goals attainment. A strong sustainability strategy includes understanding how society, technology and environment influence company processes and conscious modalities to implement sustainable practices throughout every aspect of its business. The paper presents the strategies used for four P's of Marketing and presents the sustainability's barriers encountered in the production of sustainable articles / items. The research is based on public information and observation visits conducted in various companies. In the end the paper, the results, limitations and future research directions are presented.

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A Knowledge Management Approach for The University-industry Collaboration in Open Innovation

Cited by 45 publications

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Dropout of first year undergraduate students: A case study of engineering students

Dropout of first year undergraduate students: A case study of engineering students

Principles of Circular Economy in Romania, Europe and China

Green Marketing Strategies and Market Barriers to Sustainability Products Design

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