Wiley Series in Operations Research and Management Science
In: Sustainable Operations and Supply Chain Management, S. b1-b1
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In: Sustainable Operations and Supply Chain Management, S. b1-b1
In: Management Science, S. 1-10
In: Handbook of Sustainability Management, S. 805-826
In: Industrial Ecology Management, S. 43-56
In: Science diplomacy : science, Antarctica, and the governance of international spaces, S. 103-121
In: Performance Management, S. 47-50
In: Business schools and their contribution to society., S. 85-94
In: Precautionary Principle, Pluralism and Deliberation, S. G1-G3
In: Translational Systems Sciences; Unsafety, S. 161-188
In: Climate Change and the Sustainable Use of Water Resources; Climate Change Management, S. 485-497
In: Marine Biology; Biology and Management of the World Tarpon and Bonefish Fisheries, S. 399-404
In: Research Data Management - A European Perspective, S. 119-146
The chapter "Applications of Research Data Management at GESIS Data Archive for the Social Sciences" explores ways in which an archive - i.e. an organization whose work has a strong focus on preservation and dissemination of digital data - can become involved in research data management (RDM). The Data Archive looks back on a long history of working with researchers to make their data re-usable and accessible since 1960. Today it provides support for Research Data Management across the entire data lifecycle by offering a wide range of tools and services tailored to the needs of different types of stakeholders. The chapter gives an overview of selected tools and services offered in the areas of metadata and data documentation, data preparation, data publication, and long-term preservation. To illustrate how support for research data management plays out in different settings, three case studies for typical scenarios are presented: 1) The European Values Survey (EVS), a large international longitudinal survey studying basic human values across Europe. 2) The German Longitudinal Election Study (GLES), a national survey program with a comprehensive approach to gain insights into the German federal elections. 3) A data center in the health sector which decided to make data originally collected to support policy-making available to research.
In: Beyond the horizon of measurement: Festschrift in honor of Ingwer Borg, S. 125-137
"Most well established organizations beyond a certain size adopt a hierarchical structure and accompanying bureaucracy as a means to organize and coordinate the work of the organization. This case study describes a medium-sized family-run organization in the US, with 600 employees and Dollar 2 billion in sales turnover, which functions without formal management structures or titles. Data collected through personal observation and interviews reveal emergent structures, partly in response to the alternative management approach. The paper describes these alternative management methods, the advantages and disadvantages, as well as the conditions that make this approach possible. The paper concludes by discussing the transferability and suitability of these methods to organizations in general." (author's abstract)
In: Higher Education Dynamics; Governance and Performance in the German Public Research Sector, S. 3-18
In: Sustaining Large Marine Ecosystems - The Human Dimension; Large Marine Ecosystems, S. 273-295