Programs sometimes leave near-term scheduling holes unfilled, a sign that they prize a measure of short-term flexibility in response to coaching changes, new policies or altered competitive climates.
It is common for contemporary businesses to rely on accounting data, competitor sales figures, information from financial statements, market share figures, and consumer research in order to plan for near-term supply needs, production schedules, or staffing.
At the same time, however, even-flow harvest levels (highest and most even level of timber volume produced over time) are negatively affected as near-term harvests become more difficult to schedule.
The stakeholders we interviewed agreed that medical malls are poised for growth, and the majority of malls we identified opened in the last five years (or were scheduled to open in the near-term), suggesting that they represent a new trend in healthcare delivery; however, our review found that the current role of healthcare in malls in the U.S. is limited.
He confirmed that Los Angeles and Seattle were both in "the top ten" cities into which Lyft is planning a near-term expansion, but declined to provide more details on the locations or schedule.
Citrix Systems : Near-term put options were in demand as investors awaited Citrix Systems' first-quarter earnings report scheduled for release after the closing bell.
The Ford Evos concept car, which is scheduled to have its debut at the Frankfurt auto show next month, represents a near-term design strategy, said J Mays, the company's design chief, in a telephone interview on Wednesday.
Today's announcement, supporting an "ambitious phasedown schedule," raises expectations that negotiators will be able to bridge the gap between these proposals with near-term action.
– Near-term electric vehicle deployment.
There is no near-term danger.
