Evaluating state cooperative technology programs: with a Virginia case study, and comparative data from Illinois

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This paper describes the methods developed for analyzing the effectiveness of Virginia?s efforts at promoting the growth of high-technology jobs within the state. Data from Illinois was used to compare results.

Virginia, Government expenditures, Scientific Research and Development Services, Management dynamics, Economics, Research and Development in the Social Sciences and Humanities, Illinois, Development, Economic Programs-Total Govt, Administration of Economic Programs, Management, High technology, Economic policy, Economic development, Company business management

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A tool for assessing organizational vitality in an era of complexity

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A diagnostic tool for assessing an organization's health is presented, focusing on the levels of anxiety and stress that can produce peak performance.

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Towards modeling of communities of practice (CoPs): a Hebbian learning approach to organizational learning

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A neural network approach based on Hebbian learning is used to model the attainment of skills and knowledge in business organizations.

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