Defining ordinary or ‘zero-level’ capabilities as those that permit a firm to ‘make a living’ in the short term, one can define dynamic capabilities as those that operate to extend, modify or create ordinary capabilities. Logically, one can then proceed to elaborate a hierarchy of higher-order capabilities. However, it is argued here that the strategic substance of capabilities involves pattern...

This is a summary of our assesment of QoS capabilities of the JuniperM10 router. We performed this assesment as a part of our QoS in IP project. This is not a scientific test, just our practical view based on our experience with QoS-related topics. We are gathering information about current possibilities of network QoS implementations available with various equipment and technologies. We are pr...

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This paper summarises the main modelling and interface developments made recently in the AIMSUN microscopic traffic simulator to provide a better response to the requirements for the assessment of ITS systems and advanced transport analysis. The description addresses three main areas: improvements on the dynamic assignment capabilities, in interfacing traffic control systems, as those based on ...

In the paper we discuss how the development of a firm’s capabilities is affected by the network context of the firm, and the network contexts of the firm’s relationships. Based on a review of the concepts network context and network horizon, we discuss the criterion of relevance for defining a network context. Thereby we relate contexts to choices and episodes. Furthermore we present a case stu...