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Recognizing opportunities: initiating service innovation in PSFs
2011
Journal of Knowledge Management
Findings -The paper shows that entrepreneurial opportunity recognition is a suitable framework to explain the initiation of service innovation in PSFs. ...
Prior knowledge, alertness and search are identified as bases for the recognition of opportunities and hence the initiation of service innovation in PSFs. ...
This argument can be summarized for PSFs in the following proposition: P2. Professionals in PSFs initiate service innovation by recognizing opportunities. ...
doi:10.1108/13673271111179280
fatcat:zweam2tqurchbmucsmbvcql2ie
Family Medicine Education in Brazil: Challenges, Opportunities, and Innovations
2008
Academic Medicine
This, in turn, can be traced to a number of conditions in Brazil (e.g., the bias toward specialization in both medical education and care) that favor specialists and discourage generalists. ...
However, the dearth of family physicians in Brazil-the central figures in that program-limits the program's effectiveness. ...
Family medicine physicians in Brazil now have a valuable opportunity in the country's private medicine sector to develop service-provision projects jointly with health insurance companies and private companies ...
doi:10.1097/acm.0b013e3181782a67
pmid:18580090
fatcat:e5ffpdnlubc7hjpnn7njx7tm2u
Opportunities for Microbiome Suppression of Weeds Using Regenerative Agricultural Technologies
2022
Frontiers in Soil Science
Microbial technologies could play a significant role in reducing reliance on synthetic herbicides for weed control. ...
In the United States, the expenditure on herbicides exceeds $5 billion annually and accounts for 58% of the total pesticide use nationally. ...
It has long been recognized that microorganisms and PSF often play an important role in plant invasions (93, 103). ...
doi:10.3389/fsoil.2022.838595
doaj:e65758ea3195402396aa529c3179cc42
fatcat:t4dvqhkqm5f3dg26qb4x6qxmt4
Engineering nanocomposite membranes: Addressing current challenges and future opportunities
2017
Desalination
In this paper, we present an overview of applications of ENMs to organic polymeric 14 membranes and desalination. ...
Engineering nanocomposite membranes: addressing current challenges and future opportunities. Desalination http://dx. ...
14 nanoparticles immobilised in PSF membranes. ...
doi:10.1016/j.desal.2016.08.001
fatcat:5gxqpzoe2rhlzmvb45cfctqe2q
Advancing Innovation in Professional Service Firms: Insights from the Service-Dominant Logic
2013
Service Science
Nevertheless, innovation in PSFs remains underresearched within the wider canon of literature on service innovation, and existing studies typically take a firm-centric perspective on innovation, even though ...
for understanding innovation in service from a customer-centric standpoint. ...
to explain innovation in PSFs. ...
doi:10.1287/serv.2013.0053
fatcat:lbsl2jk3rveh7gaosmunhx7kxu
From professionals to entrepreneurs: Human Resources practices as an enabler for fostering corporate entrepreneurship in professional service firms
2016
German Journal of Human Resource Management
Professional Service Firms (PSFs) such as accounting, consulting, law, engineering or advertising firms increasingly face changing attitudes and fluctuation among young high potentials that question traditional ...
In this context, it seems vital to foster a spirit of corporate entrepreneurship in PSFs to create an attractive environment that satisfies the autonomystriving professionals. ...
The instrument encompasses topics like the number of instances a professional comes up with new initiatives, the directions of these initiatives, the way how the professional recognizes opportunities and ...
doi:10.1177/2397002216632134
fatcat:tew3rjhurfcftd6imj6z6ztpk4
Exploring the NRO Opportunity for a Hubble-sized Wide-field Near-IR Space Telescope -- NEW WFIRST
[article]
2012
arXiv
pre-print
We discuss scientific, technical and programmatic issues related to the use of an NRO 2.4m telescope for the WFIRST initiative of the 2010 Decadal Survey. ...
We appreciate as well the participation of all the attendees of the Princeton Workshop, whose engagement in this exciting challenge of using an available 2.4m NRO space telescope for the WFIRST program ...
Summary and Conclusions The present decade is a time of unprecedented opportunity in astrophysics research, but also a time when funding for new space initiatives is the lowest in decades. ...
arXiv:1210.7809v2
fatcat:5feocvtfqrdpjb3ojxenaz3biy
Reconceptualizing professional service firm innovation capability: Scale development
2011
Industrial Marketing Management
Building on capability theory, this paper presents a reconceptualization of the innovation capability construct within a knowledge-intensive service context, specifically, professional service firms (PSFs ...
Our scale offers a new way to measure innovation capability within PSFs and highlights the need to move beyond the narrow manufacturing mind-set focus of prior innovation research. ...
in a PSF context. ...
doi:10.1016/j.indmarman.2011.10.002
fatcat:ocggtby73zggfi3f554lhf22ky
Planning Sustainable Partnerships for Entrepreneurial Ventures in Professional Service Firms (PSFs)
2012
China-USA Business Review
The paper is based on two case studies of new ventures in professional service firms (PSFs) analyzing the partnership mechanisms between the entrepreneur and other financial investors, highlighting potential ...
problems that arise in real life, how to mitigate them. ...
Other papers recognize reputation as one of the most important resources to build initially for a new venture (Reuber & Fischer, 2005; Greenwood, Li, & Deephouse, 2005) especially in professional service ...
doi:10.17265/1537-1514/2012.03.007
fatcat:dreqef3qmzhhneaa4vks4kbphe
Innovative capabilities in international professional service firms: enabling trade-offs between past, present, and future service provision
2015
Journal of Professions and Organization
How do activities in different types of services contribute to innovation in IPSFs? And, what capabilities leverage innovation in these firms? ...
Through an extended study in one IPSF, we find that innovation stems from the provision of services in the past and present. ...
The LNG initiative in Verco resembles with Brady and Davies' (2004) "base-moving projects", i.e. novel initiatives that recombine resources in order to search, discover and test new market opportunities ...
doi:10.1093/jpo/jov005
fatcat:5w5j5wfukbf2xmp5dymv3aiam4
Getting every kid outdoors: Notes from the field
2020
Parks Stewardship Forum
"Place-Based Learning Fosters Engagement and Opportunities for Innovative Partnerships," a chapter in America's Largest Classroom (Newton 2020), stresses the importance of engaging partners in efforts ...
Sites represented in 2018-2019 Open OutDoors for Kids Program. An asterisk (*) indicates an Open OutDoors for Kids Focus City program. PSF 36/2 | 2020 260 PSF 36/2 | 2020 ...
doi:10.5070/p536248270
fatcat:bgrbqyw3tndptjjox5mq2gbfei
지역적으로 분산되어 있는 소비자들을 대상으로 한 전문 서비스 회사의 지역 선정과 서비스 강도 결정에 대한 연구
Sequential Decisions for Location and Service Intensity by Professional Service Firms with Geographically Dispersed Clients
2013
Journal of Channel and Retailing
Sequential Decisions for Location and Service Intensity by Professional Service Firms with Geographically Dispersed Clients
In other words, once a PSF decides to enter the market the PSF tends to provides high level of service intensity when the competitors are allocating more resources. ...
Locations with larger client bases and lower opportunity costs enjoyed higher levels of service intensity. ...
Using this axiom, Huff's model recognized that not everyone in the trading area(or service area) would travel to the stores. ...
doi:10.17657/jcr.2013.10.31.3
fatcat:sh4qvk36inhpvic4niehbankii
Medical legal partnership and health informatics impacting child health: Interprofessional innovations
2015
Journal of Interprofessional Care
and streamline access to legal and social service professionals when non-medical remedies are required. ...
Dramatic differences in health are closely related to degrees of social and economic disadvantage. ...
The authors report that the research activities described in this manuscript are supported by the U.S. ...
doi:10.3109/13561820.2015.1029066
pmid:26120893
pmcid:PMC5725761
fatcat:judzh6omofh7vjx47qqcjcfz4q
Meeting Our Patients "Where They Are": Video-Group Smoking Cessation for People Living With HIV
2018
Journal of the Association of Nurses in AIDS Care
Methods We present findings of two pilot studies that investigated VG delivery of Positively Smoke Free (PSF-VG), a video-group-based tobacco cessation program for PLWH (Moadel et al.,
Acknowledgments ...
This project was funded, in part, by a Proposal Enhancement Grant from the University of South Florida (PI: Marhefka). ...
Discussion VGs present an exciting opportunity to increase intervention reach, particularly for those who cannot or will not participate in in-person groups. ...
doi:10.1016/j.jana.2017.09.007
pmid:29033093
pmcid:PMC5816712
fatcat:d6lgvmpb6bdkzmbx5brfwjvi5e
Shaping a global strategy for building capacity and performance of rangers in and around protected areas
2021
Parks Stewardship Forum
The model highlights three key elements of capacity: competency (skills, knowledge, and practice), critical mass (right numbers in the right places) and strong supporting systems (organizational structure ...
. • Develop opportunities to formally recognize cultural knowledge systems and integrate into natural resource planning. ...
The host organization(s) should market that plan at all levels and seek new innovative investments. • It relies on a collective leadership approach to solving this large ranger capacity problem and PSF ...
doi:10.5070/p537151746
fatcat:w5jyzcfyfrbehgwfe7oqiobvf4
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