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Gillich, Gilbert-Rainer; Amariei, Daniel; Gillich, Nicoleta; Amariei, Olga Ioana

doi:10.1016/j.sbspro.2009.01.417

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“…Entrepreneurs must learn these aspects of entrepreneurship, including use of technological knowledge to prepare for the competitive global market and the challenge of managing a business in its different dimensions, and to guarantee the solidity of the structural conditions for its development [56].…”

Section: P4 Km Of Technology Encourages Cementioning

confidence: 99%

Business Intelligence: An Innovative Technological Way to Influence Corporate Entrepreneurship

Giménez-Figueroa¹,

Rojas²,

JesúsGarcía-Morales³

2018

Entrepreneurship - Development Tendencies and Empirical Approach

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Adaptation to dynamism and complex environments in today's Knowledge Society is key for firms to survive and improve their positions. This paper applies business intelligence (BI) to the firm to shape its organizational design and improve its performance. The paper also relates business intelligence to organizational performance management through organizational learning (OL), knowledge management (KM) and the technological competencies of the company's employees and managers. Theoretical study of the main current research serves as the basis for the development of several propositions to fill the gaps in knowledge of business intelligence. Finally, the paper presents conclusions about application of business intelligence in firms.

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Section: P4 Km Of Technology Encourages Cementioning

confidence: 99%

Business Intelligence: An Innovative Technological Way to Influence Corporate Entrepreneurship

Giménez-Figueroa¹,

Rojas²,

JesúsGarcía-Morales³

2018

Entrepreneurship - Development Tendencies and Empirical Approach

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“…70 Even NATO addressed this phenomenon within the strategy of Countering Hybrid Threats 74 and denoted similar operations "unattributed warfare". 75 The following section lists examples of such operations and elaborates on one of them -the use of unmarked soldiers during the Crimea annexation.…”

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“…Russia first denied any involvement of its military personnel in the conflict. 81 Thus, Russia used the problematic attribution to gain the military advantage and blur the situation. 82 Once the annexation successfully proceeded, Vladimir Putin admitted Russian involvement in the conflict.…”

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“…82 Once the annexation successfully proceeded, Vladimir Putin admitted Russian involvement in the conflict. 83 In the initial phase of the Crimea annexation, Russia used the attribution problem as lawfare in order to deploy its troops without assuming direct international responsibility for their conduct. The following lines explain why the threshold for any kind of attribution has not been reached.…”

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The Attribution Problem as a Tool of Lawfare

Bruner¹,

Faix²

2018

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International law prescribes conditions for attribution of private persons' conduct to a state. If those conditions are not met, the state shall not be responsible for actions of individuals. This attribution problem may be misused by states for denial of their responsibility. The following article approaches this phenomenon by using the concept of lawfare. Lawfare describes misuses of international law as a weapon to achieve military advantage. The article assesses legal and factual, short-term and long-term responses to counter this practice.

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“…Generally, in such procedures, the stiffness decrease due to damage is correlated with the natural frequency drop, in this way being found the damage location and severity [4][5][6]. The greatest success in the use of natural frequency shifts for damage identification, as evidenced by the number of published examples, is in small simple laboratory structures with only single damage locations [7]. For weld structures, this approach is not possible, since here a relevant mass increase is expected.…”

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Integrity evaluation concerning vibrations of a welded structure

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Abstract. In this paper, a predictive model that describes the structural behavior in the absence and presence of damage, and anticipates the modal parameter changes, is introduced for weld structures. Degradation of engineering structures in the welds or HAZ due to damage affects their safety by reducing the stiffeners of structural components. In this paper was considered the kinetic energy distribution which reflects the mass participation, and the modal strain energy distribution which take into consideration the stiffeners reduction. The relation is successfully proved against FEM simulation results.

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Business Intelligence: An Innovative Technological Way to Influence Corporate Entrepreneurship

Business Intelligence: An Innovative Technological Way to Influence Corporate Entrepreneurship

The Attribution Problem as a Tool of Lawfare

Integrity evaluation concerning vibrations of a welded structure

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