Search Results - "Jorna, René"

Sustainable Innovation: The Organisational, Human and Knowledge Dimension by Jorna, René

“…Presents empirical research and cases to develop a theory of sustainable innovation that is based on management of knowledge, knowledge and cognition and…”
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An empirical investigation of scheduling performance criteria by De Snoo, Cees, Van Wezel, Wout, Jorna, René J.

“…Planning and scheduling significantly influence organizational performance, but literature that pays attention to how organizations could or should organize…”
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Enhancing the innovative capacity of small firms through triple helix interactions: challenges and opportunities by Ranga, Liana Marina, Miedema, Joost, Jorna, René

“…This paper presents the results of a recent exploratory study aiming to enhance the innovative capacity of small firms in the Northern Netherlands, a region…”
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Knowledge claim evaluation: a fundamental issue for knowledge management by Peters, Kristian, Maruster, Laura, Jorna, René J

“…Purpose - This paper aims to present a classification of approaches toward knowledge claim evaluation (KCE), which is the process of evaluating and testing…”
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The evaluation of knowledge claims in an innovation project: A case study by Peters, Kristian, Maruster, Laura, Jorna, René J

“…Understanding how an organization determines what knowledge is valid leads to new insights about how firms cope with innovation. Although the evaluation of…”
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Sustainability quotients and the social footprint by McElroy, Mark W., Jorna, Rene J., van Engelen, Jo

“…We argue that most of what passes for mainstream reporting in corporate sustainability management fails to do precisely the one thing it purports to do – which…”
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Rethinking social capital theory: a knowledge management perspective by McElroy, Mark W, Jorna, René J, van Engelen, Jo

“…Purpose - This paper seeks to argue the relevance of knowledge management (KM) to the development of social capital, and to enhancing the capacity to take…”
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Learning by starch potato growers: learning in small businesses with no employees by Faber, Niels R., Maruster, Laura, Jorna, René J., van Haren, Rob J.F.

“…In small businesses with no employees, learning environments have a low learning readiness. Consequently, learners need to rely on their own agency to shape…”
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Analysing agricultural users’ patterns of behaviour: The case of OPTIRas™, a decision support system for starch crop selection by Măruşter, Laura, Faber, Niels R., Jorna, René J., van Haren, Rob

“…Redesigning IT systems for specific user groups encompasses a lot of effort with respect to analysing and understanding user behaviour. The goal of this paper…”
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Sense Making of (Social) Sustainability: A Behavioral and Knowledge Approach by Faber, Niels R., Peters, Kristian, Maruster, Laura, van Haren, Rob, Jorna, René

“…Although sustainability is often discussed solely in ecological terms, it cannot be disconnected from the way humans behave in their social environment. This…”
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Planners and their cognitive maps: An analysis of domain representations using multi dimensional scaling by Kiewiet, Derk J., Jorna, René J., Wezel, Wout v.

“…We expected planners working on the planning problems at a particular department for many years to have similar ideas about their work domain. However, we…”
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From data to knowledge: a method for modeling hospital logistic processes by Maruster, L., Jorna, R.J.

“…When modeling or redesigning a process, the knowledge-management perspective is seldomly used. Using the knowledge categorization developed by van Heusden and…”
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CROSS: Modelling Crowd Behaviour with Social-Cognitive Agents by Wijermans, Nanda, Jorna, René, Jager, Wander, van Vliet, Tony, Adang, Otto

“…The use of computer simulations in crowd research is a powerful tool to describe and analyse complex social systems. This paper presents CROSS, a generic…”
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Paradoxes in planning by van Wezel, Wout, Jorna, René J

“…The word ‘planner’ has two distinct meanings in literature. The first meaning refers to the profession of a human. Organizational processes must be planned so…”
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The SEC-system reuse: support for scheduling system development by van Wezel, Wout, Jorna, René J

“…The development process of computer systems for task support of planning and scheduling is not a unique activity that must be performed from scratch each time…”
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THE SUSTAINABILITY OF “SUSTAINABILITY” —A STUDY INTO THE CONCEPTUAL FOUNDATIONS OF THE NOTION OF “SUSTAINABILITY” by FABER, NIELS, JORNA, RENÉ, ENGELEN, JO VAN

“…The newchallenge for organisations is to deal with the complex issue of sustainability. However, the confusion surrounding “sustainability” hinders its…”
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Perceived barriers of heart failure nurses and cardiologists in using clinical decision support systems in the treatment of heart failure patients by de Vries, Arjen E, van der Wal, Martje H L, Nieuwenhuis, Maurice M W, de Jong, Richard M, van Dijk, Rene B, Jaarsma, Tiny, Hillege, Hans L, Jorna, Rene J

“…Clinical Decision Support Systems (CDSSs) can support guideline adherence in heart failure (HF) patients. However, the use of CDSSs is limited and barriers in…”
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Parent reading beliefs and parenting goals of Netherlands Antillean and Dutch mothers in the Netherlands by Boomstra, Nienke, van Dijk, Marijn, Jorna, René, van Geert, Paul

“…Parent reading beliefs are the ideas that parents have concerning the influence of reading and their own efficacy as language teachers to their children. In…”
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Cognition, tasks and planning: supporting the planning of shunting operations at the Netherlands Railways by van Wezel, Wout, Jorna, René

“…One of the issues in planning research and planning practice are their apparent incompatibility. Various fields study aspects of planning, but too little is…”
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Sense Making of (Social) Sustainability by Faber, Niels R, Peters, Kristian, Maruster, Laura, Rob van Haren, Jorna, René

“…Although sustainability is often discussed solely in ecological terms, it cannot be disconnected from the way humans behave in their social environment. This…”
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