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Innovation, Learning, and Synergy Between Entrepreneurs and Venture Capitalists

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Berger R., Zviling M.
International Journal of Synergy and Research
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2013
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vol. 2
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issue 1-2
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Uncertainty and complexity are fundamental to innovation and decision making, especially in global high technology industries. Entrepreneurs interact with venture capitalists through the entrepreneurs’ communication and learning about the potential of new business venture. We believe that uncertainty and complexity are fundamental to the process of innovation through the synergy between entrepreneurs and venture capitalists. The purpose of this conceptual paper is to provide a  conceptual synthesis on a  complexity system approach to the innovation relationship between entrepreneurs and venture capitalists.
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Towards a Semiotics of the "Loving Light”: the Transmodern Turn

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Stănciulescu∗ T.-D. D.
Human and Social Studies
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2015
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vol. 4
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issue 2
119-134
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The core of what we call transmodern turn is sustained (after decades of dominance of post-modern epistemology) by the shaping of an ontological model of the “Essentials Unity”, in which Human Being, the World and God should be in a non-conflictual relationship of togetherness, by a resonant / holographic mechanism of light. (Re)cognizing that the world-object and metalanguage have an objective interface, religion, philosophy and modern (social) sciences harmonise their specific assertions through a semiotics of the "loving light” capable of proving that: syntactically, the world is governed by unifying patterns which contain the semantic meanings of an objective human “language of light”; from a pragmatic point of view, biophotonically assumed, the fundamental values of human being / history can be traced in the ontologic (natural - cultural) act of signification which foregrounds the becoming of universal resonance into love
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Synergia wartości usług edukacyjnych we współpracy uczelni wyższej z partnerem komercyjnym – studium przypadku

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Pietrzyk A.
Studia Ekonomiczne
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2015
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vol. 225
146-155
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Problem współpracy sektora szkolnictwa wyższego z biznesem jest ważny zarówno w obszarze badawczo-rozwojowym, jak i edukacyjnym. W artykule zaprezentowano przykład partnerskiej współpracy państwowej uczelni wyższej z firmą komercyjną, dotyczącej prowadzenia wspólnych studiów podyplomowych. Celem podjęcia tej współpracy jest uzyskanie synergii wartości oferowanej usługi edukacyjnej. W artykule skoncentrowano się na motywach podjęcia współpracy i korzyściach tworzących wartośćd la klienta.
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The problem of co-operation between higher education and business is important both in sector of research and development, and education. The article presents an example of partnership of a public university with a commercial company on the conduct of joint postgraduate studies. The aim of this co-operation is to gain the synergy of the educational service. The article focuses on the reasons for the collaboration and the benefits of creating value for the customer.
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Lessons Learned from Applying Safety Culture Maturity Model in Thailand

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Vongvitayapirom B., Sachakamol P., Kropsu-Vehkapera H., Kess P.
International Journal of Synergy and Research
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2013
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vol. 2
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issue 1-2
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Purpose – The purpose of this paper it to provide practitioner and researcher lessons learned from applying a  safety culture maturity model in the oil and gas industry in Thailand. It proposes a  roadmap to improve safety culture maturity in an organizationDesign/methodology/approach – A  safety culture maturity of 5 levels was chosen (Hudson’s model) to be applied in oil and gas company, and a  questionnaire survey was conducted with 2,251 employees or 74% of the target group across the company. The results were used to develop a  roadmap to improve the safety culture maturity of the company.Findings – Results from questionnaire survey showed a  safety culture maturity level of the company is at 3.3, or calculative, with correlations among competency, work planning, worksite techniques, hazard reporting, responsibility and benchmarking elements. Using these findings, a  roadmap was developed into 5 action plans to improve the safety culture maturity level for the company in the long term.Practical implications – This paper could serve practitioners as a  guideline and a  tool to understand and implement safety culture maturity concept in an organization. Originality/value - This paper also furnishes lesson learned for practitioners in the same and different industries on safety culture maturity implementation and assessment in organizations.
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The Competitiveness and Balanced Scorecard of Health Care Companies

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Mavlutova I., Babauska S.
International Journal of Synergy and Research
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2013
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vol. 2
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issue 1-2
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Purpose - To do the research of competitiveness, balanced scorecard theoretical aspects, to indicate how balanced scorecard concept can increase competitiveness of private health care companies in Latvia.Design/methodology/approach - Research methodology includes the analysis of theoretical background and two survey data about private health care companies in Latvia.Findings - Globally recognized is the balanced scorecard concept. Latvian health care companies are not using in evaluation all of the main indicators influencing the company’s competitiveness and they do not group them into four perspectives of balanced scorecard for analyzing health care companies, as well as by evaluating the factors which are significant for patients in choosing the health care company. Price level, quality of health care services and the company’s images in Latvia are significant factors that can influence the health care company’s competitiveness not only in the local markets, but in global ones as well.Originality/value - The paper combines the research of competitiveness and balanced scorecard. Competition on value is crucial for health care companies, because they have to take into account the immaterial value - patient’s health.
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O istocie wartości bieżącej

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Piasecki K.
Studia Ekonomiczne
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2013
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vol. 154
82-91
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Theoretical basis for discussion is the natural nonlinear preorder defined on the set of financial flows. Then there exists a utility function consistent with this preorder. Two financial flows are equivalent iff their utilities are equal. Then we can show that the present value of financial flow is equal to its utility. Lack of capital synergy is not a necessary condition for this thesis.
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