The phrase "acceptance business" is not a standard expression in written English and may cause confusion.
It could potentially be used in contexts discussing the acceptance of business practices or policies, but clarity is needed.
Example: "The acceptance business model has gained traction in recent years, focusing on customer satisfaction and loyalty."
Alternatives: "business acceptance" or "acceptance of business practices".
In "Bush Health Savings Accounts Slow to Gain Acceptance" (Business Day, Oct. 13), a bleak future is painted for these accounts, but data and real-life experience suggest otherwise.
Identify which of the eight topics (technical performance, safety, mobility & comfort effects, human-machine interface (HMI), acceptance, business models, implementation issues, legal and standardisation issues and finally privacy, data storage, ethical and moral issues) this recommendation relates to.
The analysis covered the following eight topics: "technical performance", "safety, mobility & comfort effects", "human-machine interface (HMI)", "acceptance", "business models", "implementation issues", "legal and standardisation issues" and finally "privacy, data storage, ethical and moral issues".
The checklist is assembled from the broad spectrum of IT implementation research on such topics as user acceptance, business-process redesign, system configuration and change management.
For instance, the use of 3D printing for making prototypes a mainstay of the industry since its inception is enjoying increasing acceptance in business.
Despite the acceptance by business schools of popular gadgets and well-known Internet services, some schools are still relying on much more specialized electronic tools.
The only thing holding us back is our acceptance of "business as usual" and our refusal to address these problems head on.
The rising number of Global 500 companies moving to capitalise on these opportunities highlights an acceptance that business as usual is simply no longer an option.
Buoyed by increased acceptance among business users and continued strength in educational sales, Apple Computer Inc. today reported a 46.9percentt increase in earnings for its fourth quarter ended Sept. 26.
Boeing, for instance, offers an online "ethics challenge" where employees can test their moral instincts on such delicate issues as "acceptance of business courtesies" and "the minister drops a hint".
Last December, Oliver Balch looked back at 2014 and saw growing acceptance that business would play an ever-growing role in fighting climate change, while governments would sit in relatively smaller seats.
