To What Extent Does Ericsson Adapt Their Organisational Culture When Opening A Branch in A New Culture?

To What Extent Vital Signs Are Important to Medical Toxicologists When Conflicts Arise in Defining Toxidroms

Organisational Culture

In the 1980's, we saw an increase in the attention paid to organizational culture as an important determinant of organizational success. Many experts began to argue that developing a strong organizational culture is essential for success. While the link between organizational culture and organizational effectiveness is far from certain, there is no denying that each organization has a unique so...

Knowing What a User Likes: A Design Science Approach to Interfaces that Automatically Adapt to Culture

The adaptation ontology (shown in Figure A1) defines an element’s possible placement areas within the UI as well as its minimum and maximum size. Its main element is the class UserInterface, which defines general layout characteristics such as the colorfulness, color saturation, and alignment of the interface. It also specifies which UI element is currently used with the datatype property isUse...

Organisational Culture:

Problem investigated: The concept organizational culture has assumed a very prominent place within the management literature and has been analysed from diverse multidisciplinary perspectives. Central to the importance attributed to the concept is the fact that it acts as a perceptual and behavioural determinant, which implies that it will have a significant impact on all human related instituti...

New dimensions in tumor immunology: what does 3D culture reveal?

Experimental models indicate that tumor cells in suspension, unlike solid tumor fragments, might be unable to produce life-threatening cancer outgrowth when transferred to animal models, irrespective of the number of cells transferred, although they induce specific immune responses. Human tumor cells cultured in three dimensions display increased pro-angiogenic capacities and resistance to inte...