Search for dissertations about: "inter-organisational context"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 10 swedish dissertations containing the words inter-organisational context.
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1. Resource Combining across Inter-organisational Project Boundaries
Abstract : This thesis focuses on the interplay between resource use and development that takes place in relation to inter-organisational research projects. Research and development efforts are characterised by resource combining in collaboration and networks among actors. One way of organising such efforts is inter-organisational projects. READ MORE
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2. Product Recovery in Business Networks: An Inter-organisational Approach
Abstract : This doctoral dissertation analyses various ways of organising product recovery in inter-organisational networks. The purpose of product recovery is to dispose products in an environmentally responsible manner, which is strongly associated with the conservation of raw materials and sustainability. READ MORE
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3. Managing end-users and their requirements in the construction process
Abstract : The effective management of end-users and their requirements in construction projects can bring a number of benefits, for example more satisfied and less critical end-users in terms of both the product and project. Building occupants are however continually changing and with that their needs. READ MORE
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4. Sickness benefits and measures promoting return to work
Abstract : Background: Decisions concerning entitlement to sickness benefits have a substantial impact on the lives of individuals and on society. In most countries, such decisions are made by professionals working in public organisations, and there is much debate about the work performed by those experts, hence more knowledge is needed on this subject. READ MORE
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5. Towards greener supply chains : Inclusion of environmental activities in relationships between logistics service providers and shippers
Abstract : It is well-recognised that companies are under pressure to take responsibility for the environmental impact of their operations. Logistics service providers (LSPs), who through their transport and logistics operations have a large negative impact on the environment, are one type of supply chain actor that is under such pressure. READ MORE