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Petko Stoev; Maya Stoeva; Ivan Shotlekov – International Society for Technology, Education, and Science, 2023
Career development is an important aspect of every young person's life as it helps them identify their skills, interests and goals and find the right career path for themselves. Career skills are a broad range of competencies and abilities that are necessary for success in the workplace. Developing them through education, training and experience…
Descriptors: Career Development, Computer Science Education, Computer Software, Competition
Beutner, Marc; Teine, Matthias; Gebbe, Marcel; Fortmann, Lara Melissa – International Association for Development of the Information Society, 2016
Initial and further education in the banking sector is becoming more and more important due to the fact that the regulations and the complexity in world of work and an international banking scene is increasing. In this article we provide the structures of and information on NetEnquiry, an innovative mobile learning environment in this field,…
Descriptors: Electronic Learning, Educational Innovation, Competition, Banking
Ahrens, Andreas; Zascerinska, Jelena – Online Submission, 2011
The contemporary situation in the Baltic region, namely, the lack of working places due to the structural problems, a high unemployment rate, the migration of highly qualified people and the low rate of self-employees, demands on innovation as an engine of the economic development with a strong impact on sustainable development in the European…
Descriptors: Economic Development, Engineering Education, Innovation, Unions
Kelley, Michael P. – 1984
Twenty years ago the average number of individual events offered at an intercollegiate forensics tournament was two. That average has increased steadily over the years until today it is close to 10 events per individual events tournament. However, some of the so-called "new" or "experimental" events are duplicative, causing the…
Descriptors: Competition, Educational Change, Educational Trends, Higher Education
Collins, Gray – 1988
Technology is moving to integrate communications and information, making it possible to provide a wide variety of services, and the United States must strive to develop a unified national telecommunications policy if it is to keep up with these changes. The United States is only a small part of what is clearly and rapidly becoming a global…
Descriptors: Competition, Cost Effectiveness, Global Approach, Innovation
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Langford, Teddy L. – Academic Medicine, 1990
Rural health care can thrive if innovative tactics are used. Four principles can influence health care services: (1) an integrative approach is needed; (2) recognition that competition is a dominant mode; (3) cultural and professional ethnocentricity are counterproductive; and (4) the possibilities are limitless. (Author/MSE)
Descriptors: Competition, Cooperation, Delivery Systems, Ethnocentrism
Ferris, Charles D. – 1978
If cable television is to survive in the competitive marketplace, it will have to show increased foresight in designing new services and facilities. Cable television regulations, which may have been an impediment to past growth, should be fully reviewed by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) and deleted or corrected if necessary; but cable…
Descriptors: Broadcast Industry, Cable Television, Childrens Television, Communications
Jantz, Ronald C. – 2000
This paper suggests that libraries are losing market share and can address external threats from competition through unique partnerships and technological innovation. The concepts of competition, technological discontinuities, and innovation are discussed. The following four projects at the Scholarly Communication Center (SCC) of the Rutgers…
Descriptors: Academic Libraries, Access to Information, Competition, Electronic Libraries
Ewng, Ky P., Jr. – Journal of the Patent Office Society, 1978
Government patent policy and the effect of antitrust legislation on innovation are discussed along with the efforts of the Antitrust Division of the Justice Department to formulate new government patent policy recommendations. Participation, disclosure, commercialization, and administrative cost are discussed as issues that concern the patent…
Descriptors: Competition, Copyrights, Court Doctrine, Court Litigation
Davidson, Lawrence S.; Holschuh, Kai – 1991
This paper describes BIZQUIZ, a quick and inexpensive solution for enhancing in both students and faculty the concepts of international business learning outside the curriculum. It is noted that this student-run activity can utilize computer technology to accomplish its objectives, as well as other devices to create interest in global business,…
Descriptors: College Faculty, College Students, Competition, Computer Assisted Instruction
Pearson, Margot – 1998
This paper discusses recent efforts to use grants to fund projects to improve quality and encourage innovation in teaching in Australian universities, with a particular focus on the experiences of the Australian National University (ANU) at Canberra. Several projects are described, including a program to improve coordination of first-year units; a…
Descriptors: College Faculty, College Instruction, Competition, Educational Change