The competition collaboration paradox involves a leader developing open external relationships with other organizations to discover potential innovation opportunities, while ensuring the organization s emerging ideas are protected in a competitive environment.
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He confirmed that Jersey was within the European Union to the extent that the United Kingdom was responsible for its external relationships, and evoked the Treaties and the arrangements within the Protocol.
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Here then was the explanation for the relevance of JG s fundamental constituent relations to external relationships and the reason why Lytle had been able to represent articulatory structuring with junction operations.
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Strengthen these external relationships by creating opportunities for interaction _ for example, invite an outside group to one of your team meetings if that group has a stake in what you're doing.
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Specifically, they are tasked with co-chairing meetings of the Northern Ireland Executive, " dealing with and co-ordinating " the work of the Executive, and the response of the administration to external relationships.
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Business programs are evaluated based on the IACBE's accreditation principles, which examine eight major areas : outcomes assessment, strategic planning, curriculum, faculty, scholarly and professional activities, resources, internal and external relationships, and educational innovation.
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An individual's " company " or any other person with an external relationship to the person upon whom the article is written should not be writing, editing, or contributing to the majority of the article.
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Reality therapists say that when patients are able to use the skills, behaviors, actions, and methods learned through the therapy in their personal lives, then they will be able to successfully work out external relationships as well.
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Virtual business s internal and external relationships are managed by IT and value adding and generation of ideas are relying more and more on IT . This trend has led to a different approach to value chain thinking.
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An editor stands in a conflict of interest when he or she has an external relationship ( such as a relationship with an employer ) that could reasonably be said to undermine his or her position as a Wikipedian.
