Trust and technology in modern inter-organisational relationships: a study in the petrochemical industry

 This research provided fresh insights into the role of trust and technology in modern inter-organisational relationships (IORs). The study highlighted the importance and contribution of various aspects of IORs in the petrochemical industry; however, it emphasised the role of trust and technology as pivotal to business success. The study was undertaken in Iran, where the petrochemical industry faces a great many sociopolitical and economic challenges, where the situation is volatile, and where the lack of trust and shortage of suitable technology to support global trade, accentuate the intricate web of dependencies between those aspects influencing the development and maintenance of business-to-business (B2B) relationships.

Bank transactions tax: pathway to the single tax ideal: a modern tax technology, the Brazilian experience with a bank transactions tax (1993-2007)

Lançado por Marcos Cintra nos EUA, é mais uma contribuição ao debate envolvendo os impostos e a ideia do Imposto Único.

Science, technology, and the modern navy : thirtieth anniversary, 1946-1976 /

Includes bibliographical references.

The fundamental concepts of physics in the light of modern discovery; three lectures at the Carnegie Institute of Technology, Pittsburgh, January, 1925,

"References": p. 110-112.

Diffusion of technology in flour milling and the emergence of the modern British milling industry

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Technology of Satellite and Mobile Communication in Modern Distance Education

This paper describes the use of technology of satellite and mobile communication for quality improving of modern distance education.

A personal perspective on the role of electrochemical science and technology in solving the challenges faced by modern societies

Non peer reviewed

Síndrome de VOMIT (Victim of Modern Imaging Technology) en pacientes con trauma de abdomen cerrado que consultaron en la Unidad de emergencia del Hospital General ISSS sometidos a LPE periodo Enero 2012 a Diciembre 2014

La tecnología se ha extendido a todas las áreas de la medicina, incluida la imagenología. El síndrome V.O.M.I.T “VICTIM OF MODERN IMAGING TECHNOLOGY”, describe el conjunto de consecuencias adversas secundarias a la mala aplicación e interpretación imagenológica, vinculadas al diagnóstico, tratamiento ó pronóstico de los pacientes politraumatizados que ingresan al Servicio de Emergencia. Es una entidad clínica en si misma dentro del capítulo de errores médicos y los servicios de emergencia son áreas de riesgo para que suceda. Sin duda, es imprescindible conocerlo, medirlo y plantear medidas preventivas. En nuestro medio la real incidencia de este problema se desconoce. Es por eso que la pregunta de nuestra investigación es: ¿Con que frecuencia la decisión de realizar una laparotomía exploradora en trauma cerrado de abdomen, con claras indicaciones clínicas se ve retrasada en espera de estudios de imageneologia?. Nuestra hipótesis era que la toma de conducta quirúrgica en trauma cerrado de abdomen en la unidad de emergencia del Hospital General del Seguro Social está siendo retrasada por el Síndrome de V.O.M.I.T. la cual fue verdadera. Es por esto que el objetivo general de nuestro estudio fue demostrar la presencia y frecuencia de este síndrome. Para ello recolectamos del libro de procedimientos de Sala de Operaciones de la Unidad de Emergencia del Hospital General (ISSS) los números de expedientes de los pacientes que fueron sometido a Laparotomía Exploradora con diagnóstico trauma cerrado de abdomen, en el periodo de Enero 2012 a Diciembre 2014 posteriormente se revisaron dichos expedientes y analizaron los datos.

Information technology support to improved construction processes : inter-disciplinarity in research and practice

Research and innovation in the built environment is increasingly taking on an inter-disciplinary nature. The built environment industry and professional practice have long adopted multi and inter-disciplinary practices. The application of IT in Construction is moving beyond the automation and replication of discrete mono and multi-disciplinary tasks to replicate and model the improved inter-disciplinary processes of modern design and construction practice. A major long-term research project underway at the University of Salford seeks to develop IT modelling capability to support the design of buildings and facilities that are buildable, maintainable, operable, sustainable, accessible, and have properties of acoustic, thermal and business support performance that are of a high standard. Such an IT modelling tool has been the dream of the research community for a long time. Recent advances in technology are beginning to make such a modelling tool feasible.----- Some of the key problems with its further research and development, and with its ultimate implementation, will be the challenges of multiple research and built environment stakeholders sharing a common vision, language and sense of trust. This paper explores these challenges as a set of research issues that underpin the development of appropriate technology to support realisable advances in construction process improvements.