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LRP for International Operations

California Management Review, 1960
Overseas operations, facing as they do tough competition and the growing tide of nationalism in many parts of the world, call for the utmost in diplomatic and managerial skill. This specialist in foreign operations sketches a blueprint for allaying anti-American sentiment in host countries, strengthening overseas organizations, and building effective ...
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Internal-labeling operators

Journal of Mathematical Physics, 1975
A simple method is described for finding all possible ’’missing label’’ operators when a semisimple group is reduced according to a maximal semisimple subgroup. The operators may be chosen to be Hermitian and hence lead to an orthonormal basis. The solution is worked out for all seven cases of one missing label.
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Organising for International Operations

1978
For the management of the multinational enterprise the choice of organisation structure to adopt which is best suited to implement the firm’s chosen strategy is a key decision. This choice also largely determines the form of the planning, information and control systems to be used.
Derek F. Channon, Michael Jalland
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Operating System Internals

2016
As an IoT and ARTIK developer, you need to be capable in many areas. Hardware design is necessary to put together the electronics that your ARTIK will control and you need to be skilled in that. Your hardware will not do anything unless your software can control it properly.
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INTERNATIONAL CO‐OPERATION IN PHOTOBIOLOGY

Photochemistry and Photobiology, 1975
D, Vince-Prue, D O, Hall
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Directors’ Perceptions of Board Effectiveness and Internal Operations

Management Science, 2021
Rajesh Vijayaraghavan   +2 more
exaly  

Operating System Internals

1988
This chapter is intended to introduce the reader to some of the internal mechanisms of the operating system. The material covered is aimed at the more experienced user or system administrator who is beginning to question the way in which an Apollo operates. The chapter is not exhaustive, but attempts to answer some of the points most frequently raised.
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Competitive benefits & incentivisation at internal, supply chain & societal level circular operations in UK agri-food SMEs

Journal of Business Research, 2022
Natalie Mcdougall   +2 more
exaly  

Management of International Operations

Journal of Marketing, 1960
Laurence P. Dowd, John Fayerweather
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