Sustainable competitive advantage (SCA) is a central tenet in strategic management theory. The effect of regulation on … sustaining competitive advantages is widely neglected in literature. The impact on competence development and SCA of the firm can … considered. In arguing that resource-based theory can be modeled analogous to complex system theory, the effect of regulation on …

, non-substitutable and whose benefits are organisationally appropriable? How is this core competence different from that of … key competitor's? How do we see this core competence being developed to match strategic challenges over the next five …

) students' self-assessment of the Degree of Learning (DL) in certain attributes of competence (i.e. pre-established knowledge …, suggesting broad mastery of various attributes of competence considered important by students for their own professional success …

development in two different companies interpret what competences are, and how competence strategies relate to organizing product … development activities. The interpretations and implications of performing competence strategies are distinctly different in the …

success in production. What is the level of this competitive state of competence is to be dynamically determined and … continually improved upon by the organization. With a view to improve upon the competence, a few organizations were subjected to a … Competence Protocol. This paper discusses the result of those competitiveness impetuses and the direct and indirect gains …