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Strategic Maneuvers for Outsourcing Flexibility: An Empirical Assessment

Decision Sciences, 2008
ABSTRACT Tan and Sia (2006) conceptualize outsourcing flexibility within a set of four dimensions: robustness, modifiability, new capability, and ease of exit, and propose a portfolio of preemptive, protective, exploitive, and corrective maneuvers to manage flexibility in outsourcing. In this article, we build upon their proposed framework by anchoring
Siew Kien Sia, Christine Koh, Cheng X. Tan   +2 more
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Thoughts and Strategic Maneuverings of Business Quantum

International Journal of Business & Management Studies, 2023
Objective The main purpose of this research is to shed light on possible strategic maneuvers in order to pass the course of the implementation of quantum technologies at the level of companies. The challenge is also cultural and societal. This research is supported by an analysis of the contributions of research with a multidisciplinary analysis ...
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Strategic Maneuvering in Healthcare Technology Markets

International Journal of E-Business Research, 2007
Healthcare technology markets have been recently identified as potential investment targets. Having survived a major environmental shock, the dot.com bust, firms in the healthcare technology industry are presently experiencing an impressive revenue growth.
Kirill M. Yurov, Yuliya V. Yurova, Richard E. Potter   +2 more
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Strategic maneuvering in diplomatic mediation

Journal of Argumentation in Context, 2012
In diplomatic mediation, dissociation and definitions become tools of the mediator’s strategic maneuvering by means of which the disputants’ disagreement space is minimized, decision-making being thus facilitated. The mediator’s argumentative behavior is explored, investigating the way in which he succeeds in “maintaining a delicate balance” (van ...
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Strategic maneuvering in medical consultations

2021
Content description When doctors and patients argue their case, they are always confronted with the “argumentative predicament” that all argumentative moves they make need to be reasonable and effective at the same time.
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Strategic Maneuvering for Political Change

2019
In Strategic Maneuvering for Political Change, the author analyzes five political columns written before 2011 by Al Aswany, a prominent Egyptian novelist, using the lens of the extended pragma-dialectical theory of argumentation. What these texts have in common is the use of narrative, fictional and semi-literary techniques to strategically maneuver in
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Radiolab’s Sound Strategic Maneuvers

Argumentation, 2016
How might argumentation scholars approach sound? Using the analytics afforded by strategic maneuvering, this essay identifies three unique features of sonic presentational devices: they are immersive, immediate and embodied. Although these features offer arguers presentational resource, they also pose new problems to the reasonable resolution of ...
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Comments on ‘Strategic Maneuvering in Mathematical Proofs’

Argumentation, 2008
In ‘‘Strategic Maneuvering in Mathematical Proofs,’’ Krabbe (2007) aims to show that argumentation theory, and specifically pragma-dialectics, can help us better understand the nature of mathematical proofs. Proofs are not always arguments, by Krabbe’s account, but he holds that ‘‘whenever in a proof the reasoning displays persuasive functions, the ...
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Strategic Learning for Agile Maneuvering in High Technology SMEs

2014
This chapter illustrates four interrelated strategic learning processes, namely knowledge creation, dissemination, interpretation, and implementation, that are critical in ensuring the effective and rapid renewal of the core capabilities of technology-based small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs).
Sirén, Charlotta, Kohtamäki, Marko
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Strategic Cyber Maneuver

2018
Special thanks to Col. Thomas Cook, Maj. Kent Solheim, Maj. James Finocchiaro, Cpt. Seth Loertsche, Cpt. Eric Waage, Cpt. Brent Chapman, Dr. David Gioe and the research support of the Army Cyber Institute.
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