I. Complex Systems Analysis Scope This topic includes systems biology, information theory, computational biology, gene-gene interactions, geneenvironment interactions, postgenomic areas such as phenotypic characterization of living systems and proteomics, biomarkers for atherosclerotic CVD and congestive heart failure (CHF), image analysis, genetic factors predisposing individuals to CVD/stroke...

I. Complex Systems Analysis for Clinical Application of Scientific Data Introduction, Definition, Content The scope of new biomedical information is rapidly evolving, both in breadth and depth, from multiple research strategies. These sources of data include: (1) major population studies on the epidemiology and results of intervention for disease prevention from clinical trials and epidemiologi...

The article presents the results of a study transformation processes catering enterprises’ marketing strategies. In particular, considers views domestic and foreign scholars concerning definitions concepts “loyalty”, “satisfaction” “engagement”. It has been argued that they are complementary mutually reinforcing. main approaches to strategies (product-oriented, customer-oriented value-oriented)...

in the third millennium, we observe rapid changes in technologies and intense complexity in environment. in such an environment, developing competitive advantage necessitates new kind of organizations which are capable of knowledge creation. hence, it is expected that managers to have a deep perception of prerequisites of knowledge management and enhance the organizational performance through i...

The achievement of strategies goals is one of the objectives of many organizations. One of the important influences on strategic objectives is the attitudes and perceptions of strategic planners groups. This paper focuses on conception of strategic directions in Export Development Bank of Iran (EDBI) among administrators (including board members, top and middle managers). This study was designe...

Business strategy represents the choice of how to compete for competitive advantage (Porter, 1980, Porter, 1985). And Strategic Information Systems (SIS) shape (Rackoff et al., 1985, Wiseman, 1985) and enable (Bensaou and Venkatraman, 1995) that business strategy. SIS has been the focus of a large body of research and anecdotal descriptions (Chan and Huff, 1992, Porter and Millar, 1985, Wiseman...