Sentence examples for advance collaborations from inspiring English sources
The Centre for the Fourth Industrial Revolution (C4IR) was created by the WEF as a hub for "global, multistakeholder cooperation to develop policy frameworks and advance collaborations that accelerate the benefits of science and technology".
Through his role, Schoneboom will advance collaborations with the Johns Hopkins Health System, particularly in anesthesiology, pain management, and global surgery, and expand practice innovation and leadership within the school's Doctor of Nursing Practice DNPprogramram.
The results of this review show that collaboration develops step by step, that professional hurdles need to be overcome, and that positive experiences of working collaboratively may be the strongest force to promote and advance collaboration between NPs and MPs.
These devices, or "smart things", will not simply convey but process information and form advanced collaborations, in order to define the infrastructure of the "Internet of Things".
I interviewed John about the upcoming "GATE 2," which is an event that cultivates, promotes and advances collaborations between transformational content creators and purveyors, and it is open for all those interested in being part of the expansion of the transformational genre that is currently happening around the world.
Advancing collaboration between these sectors is important for ensuring that the risk reduction benefits of ecosystems are modelled and quantified in ways that meet the risk modelling industry's standards.
For large agencies, brands and enterprises, Netvibes for Enterprise adds advanced collaboration features and offers custom deployment and development.
This event-driven automation is very useful for collaboration support, because generated events can be used as a trigger of advancing collaboration task flow.
Each year, the conference hosts leaders from government who are sincerely interested in improving cyber security and advancing collaboration with the private sector.
This month, Lamont seismologist Michael Steckler, the project's lead investigator, was in Washington to help launch a new program run jointly by NSF and the U.S. Agency for International Development designed to advance such collaborations with developing countries.
