Sultan Ahmed Bin Sulayem, chairman of Dubai World, said that while the companys original strategy was to hold onto 230 and 280 Park Avenue for the long term, we felt that market conditions created an unusual opportunity for us. Retaining the agility to change direction when circumstances dictate is important to Dubai World and these transactions demonstrate our ability to do so, he said.
Niakan et al. (2016) and Nouri (2016) suggested Dynamic Cellular Manufacturing System (DCMS) as the most suitable approach in achieving high degree of flexibility and agility to manage changes in product mix.
And what we're helping them do is respond to the changing demands of today's tenant, who want increased flexibility and better agility to adapt to change.
He said that separate yet networked and collaborative units would create more agility to adjust to change when necessary.
Agility attributes indicating the impact of a service upon the consumers ability to change direction, strategy or tactics quickly with minimal disruption.
The ability to change and quickly deploy business rules can have a significant impact on enterprise agility.
Among them: "Better-designed employment legislation would give companies greater control and agility to respond to labour market changes," he wrote.
In the end, the running backs are still running the ball, only now, instead of needing power to ram through a tight inside hole, they need more initial quickness and agility to stop-and-start and change directions.
Hollywood is not famous for its agility in adapting to change, though when cornered by innovations like sound and color it has always eventually, if reluctantly, embraced them.
The agility to apply the force on the hand-rim and to change direction quickly needed in the MFT-8 contributes to increased oxygen uptake and volume expired.
But change has come with the need to make the manufacturing more efficient, cater to the current design aesthetic and respond with agility to the economic downturn.
