the phenomenon of war has always caused redefining new scientific horizons and areas in societies, which next generations can use them too. because of threatening the entity of a nation, it causes implementing all mental, intellectual and practical strengths of a community, to be used. one of the most used knowledge's in the war, has been management. on the other hand, the dominant organiz...

features within the organization are vital part of its success; therefore, more and more to identify these features and how they impact on the output of the rapidly changing environment of today, it seems imperative. guided by the knowledge of the organization is the function of a human and organizational culture. knowledge management is the practice of corporate culture and how to build a cult...

BACKGROUND Cross-cultural differences in cognition suggest that Westerners use categories more than Easterners, but these differences have only been investigated in young adults. OBJECTIVE The contributions of cognitive resource and the extent of cultural exposure are explored for free recall by investigating cross-cultural differences in categorical organization in younger and older adults. ...

Over the last few years, many factors have accelerated the need to improve business processes. New methods, technologies and major changes are rapidly bringing new capabilities to businesses. One approach for rapid change and spectacular improvement is the Business Process Reengineering. BPR is an important way to build organizations more efficient, effective and modernize. BPR is considered to...

This paper presents two case studies to theorize how project team culture in software engineering organizations affects CMMI implementation from an organizational culture framework. We contend that CMMI implementation success is positively related to project team culture along the eight dimensions of organizational culture, such as orientation to horizon. The results indicate the extent of the ...

Aim: To document 1) that patient safety culture scores vary not only by individual responder, but also, and to a large degree, by ward and department, and 2) that more of the variation is across wards than across departments. Setting: 500-bed Norwegian university hospital September-December 2006. Methods: Data collected from 1400 staff by (the Norwegian version of) the generic version of the Sa...

The sarcoglycans are a complex of four transmembrane proteins (alpha, beta, gamma, and delta) which are primarily expressed in skeletal muscle and are closely associated with dystrophin and the dystroglycans in the muscle membrane. Mutations in the sarcoglycans are responsible for four autosomal recessive forms of muscular dystrophy. The function and the organization of the sarcoglycan complex ...