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Knowledge-driven Economy A window into distant galaxies.
Two success stories on the way to the knowledge-driven economy.
Conduct innovative and knowledge-driven basic research with a wide range of applications;
Oracle Service solutions deliverunique customer services through organic channels, knowledge-driven interactions, and automation.
Information is the basis of today's knowledge-driven society and influences decision makers to a great extent.
Differentiate your brand by delivering unique customer services through organic channels, knowledge-driven interactions, and automation.
Designed to Cure delivers collaborative, knowledge-driven innovation and predictive analytics to address the cost and market challenges.
The EU's aim- according to the Lisbon agenda-is to become the world's most competitive and dynamic knowledge-driven economy by 2010.
Our main focus is on knowledge-driven and open-topic project funding in independent competitive procedures,” said Bruckner-Tuderman.
He vehemently argues for the individual's freedom of research, for the scope that facilitates curiosity- and knowledge-driven research.
I emphasise"knowledge-driven" because what we are talking about is the ability to achieve the widespread dissemination and availability of that knowledge.
One of the main contributions of the Lisbon strategyis to have speeded up the Union's transition to a knowledge-driven economy and society.
DFG presents 2016 Annual Report/"Best knowledge-driven research- supported by broad political and public trust"/ Annual meeting in Halle concluded.
Agreement on the Community Patent remains avital element of the Union's commitment to promote a knowledge-driven, innovative economy.
The move to a knowledge-driven society and economy and the new requirements with regard to lifelong learning call for radical changes in education and training systems.
The Professional Chamber's members are active in industry, services, the business community at large orin fields linked to fostering innovation and the knowledge-driven economy.
This will include the modernisation of the existing SME base and the creation of new knowledge-driven SMEs, from the dissemination of knowledge and expertise through collaborative programmes.
The Commission is invited to take appropriate initiatives to develop and disseminate European standards more speedily, so as to address the demandsof rapidly evolving, innovative and knowledge-driven markets.
Designed to Cure enables collaborative, knowledge-driven innovation, and predictive analytics along with virtual design to enable higher quality candidates to get to market faster.
This in turn will help realise the Enterprise Europe ambition, backed by Member States at the Lisbon European Council in March 2000,to create the world's most competitive and dynamic knowledge-driven economy by 2005.
The new publication SMEs in Europe- Competitiveness, innovation and the knowledge-driven society is the ideal companion for those who wish to expand their knowledge of small and medium-sized enterprises in Europe.
Joint efforts by the Commission and Member States in this field will make it possible to achieve the goal agreed at the Lisbon European Council in March 2000,which is for Europe to become the most competitive and dynamic knowledge-driven economy in the world.
Following on from the first edition of SMEs in Europe, which covered innovation,competitiveness and the knowledge-driven society, this second volume presents information on SMEs in the countries that joined the EU on 1 May 2004.
Joint efforts by the Commission and the Member States in this field will make it possible to realise the ambition of the European Union announced at the European Council, whichis to become the most competitive, dynamic knowledge-driven economy in the world.
The projects iASiS, BigMedilytics, and ImPROVit all focus on aim at developing knowledge-driven computational tools or frameworks that enable the transformation of big data into actionable knowledge for the support of precision medicine; each of these projects tackle different health problems.
Interventions requiredIt is important that Institutions of Higher Education in South Africa position themselves as nodes in an increasingly seamless knowledge base in the global world,which could have a greater interface with the knowledge-driven global economy.
Higher education in South Africa should realize that they operate and function in a knowledge-driven global environment in which both domestic and foreign students demand access to the best quality education at the best reputable institutions of higher education in the world.
Helmut Schwarz's actions are guided by the conviction that science and research and the way scientists treat one another establish a diplomacy of trust- also and especially during times of crises and conflict in global politics", said Pape, noting that at the same time Schwarz vehemently champions the individualistic creed of freedom of science,supports the freedom that enables curiosity- and knowledge-driven research, and tirelessly espouses scientific excellency.
Knowledge-based and Knowledge-driven development holds the promise that many of the problems confronting human societies could be significantly alleviated if only the requisite information and expertise were systematically and equitably employed and shared, and new approaches put into place to ensure Freedom of Expression(FoE), access for all, Free Flow of Information(FFI) and Knowledge.
The Programme is intended to enhance the growth andcompetitiveness of business in a knowledge-driven globalised economy, to promote entrepreneurship, to simplify and improve the administrative and regulatory framework for business so that research, innovation and business creation in particular can flourish, to improve the financial environment for business, especially SMEs and to give business easier access to Community support services, programmes and networks and to improve the coordination of these facilities.