Capability approach

dynamic capabilities to topple others in the industry. According to Teece, Pisano, and Shuen (1997), dynamic capabilities is “the firm 's ability to integrate, build, and reconfigure internal and external competences to address rapidly changing environments,” (p. 516). The Dynamic Capabilities Framework provides a “comprehensive” and “multidisciplinary” approach which is essential in managerial decision-Making. It is the aim of this paper to identify and demonstrate how the dynamic capabilities…

in this highly competitive business environment, ensuring sustainable competitive advantages has been a critical strategy for all organizations. Since competence and capabilities as a source of competitiveness are the internal resources which embedded in the workforce, adopting a strategic human resource development (SHRD) approach with a strong strategy shaper role is pivotal as “organizations in the new economy have come to realize that employee expertise is a vital and dynamic…

fighting was all one sided.” Realizing its capability gap, the Army rapidly invested in the acquisition and fielding of counter radio controlled improvised explosive devices (CREW). The Army surged from 0 to 30,000 jammers in less than 10 years. Ever since, “EW for the land forces, really only exists in one realm—the Counter RCIED EW system.” The asymmetric threat that the Army faced did give Army EW the momentum it needed to create better capabilities and processes. Reliance on the Air…

is a solar electric. While in the Hybrid approach, the systems of the destinations are also installed before the troop leave via the SEP, but the spacecraft that is crewed syndicates the SEP relatively with the chemicals engines that are small. The propulsion of the chemicals is applied at the vital points to minimize the time of the trip during the mission as well as the levels of the power that may be resulting from the approach of all SEP. The approach of the SEP-Chem have its own unique…

pre-invasion planning for the operational approach of Operation Iraqi Freedom. In the extreme, SECDEF Rumsfeld’s directive leadership style, determination to conduct combat operations on an accelerated timeline, and unwillingness to accept expert military advice regarding force development, inhibited General Frank’s joint planning efforts seizing the initiative. Seizing the initiative (Phase II) requires JFC’s application of appropriate joint force capabilities, including execution of offensive…

This model focuses on physiological factors that contribute to the development of addiction including family history and pathological metabolism. This approach, unlike the moral model, allows for treatment. Due to the process of addiction having a deteriorating course that can ultimately result in death, it is important to treat it from a medical perspective. The suggested treatment for this model is simply…

Lasse Nielsen presents in his capability approach (an account that expresses the opportunities individuals possess, encompassing their potential to utilize resources to reach a goal) that health is characteristic of being both an intrinsic and instrumental value. In regards to the intrinsically valuable attributes of health, Neilsen distinguishes two points that accounts for its value: The agency value of health and the functioning value of health. The former aspect is defined as health having…

always demands leadership’. While (House et al., 2002) stated ‘Definition of leadership, Ability to influence, motivate, and enable others to contribute to success’. A change situation that I have experienced where I had to execute my leadership capabilities occurred whilst working on a group project at university. This project involved creating and promoting a household product from scratch and presenting it to the class. However since I changed from another module late I was placed in a random…

Fryer (2013) describes human factors as the key to optimal practice management of process and system design as it builds on the limitations and capabilities in the workforce. Human Factors can improve both staff and patient safety and also reduce the risk of harm (Pezzolesi et al, 2013). In the nursing profession the National Health Service (as cited in Fryer, 2013) stress that the design of human…

policy are biased towards two main theories of International Relations: Realism and Liberalism. To this extent, it will be argued that the Labor Party tends to adopt a Liberal lens in Foreign and Defence policy, while the Coalition has a more Realist approach. However, as pointed out by Walt, theories are ‘casual explanations’ that ‘invariably simplify reality in order to render it comprehensible’ (Walt, 2005: 26). Indeed, although they provide a useful tool for understanding…