The phrase "always on environment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a setting or context where systems, devices, or services are continuously operational and accessible without interruption.
Example: "In today's digital age, businesses must adapt to an always on environment to meet customer expectations for instant access to services."
Alternatives: "perpetually active setting" or "constantly available environment".
Discourage an always-on environment of distraction that inhibits creative flow by emphasizing the importance of focus, balancing an open floor plan with plenty of quiet spaces, and creating part-time remote work options for high concentration roles, tasks, and projects.
A lot of those things create risk to an always-on environment.
And in this always-on environment, we are surrounding ourselves with devices that are tracking our everyday moves — waiting for us to beckon them into service.
Sure, Chromebooks make more sense in an always-on environment (which is where most people use them), but nobody is stopping you from playing Angry Birds while you're offline.
No one knows this better than the Palin and Trumps of the media world; in today's multichannel, always-on environment, big news outlets cannot afford to reward charlatans like Trump and Palin with the response they deserve -- silence.
Adopting such solutions as managed hosting and cloud, firms can build "always-on" environments – allowing customers to access critical data when and where they need it.
Also, take a hard look at the attitudes of leaders regarding an always-on work environment.
Leaders should also examine their attitudes toward an always-on work environment and avoid making the (incorrect) assumption that more work equals more success.
But whether they actually offer an "unlimited" policy or provide other ways for giving workers more time off, experts on work-life policies and organizational behavior say today's always-on work environment makes the benefit that much more important.
He has gained a reputation as a smart, funny and cutting cultural critic ― particularly of the kind of elite New York circles that Styles tends to dine out on and of the overbearing, always-on internet environment of 2017.
Contrary to many experts' warnings that the "always-on" media environment has "overwhelmed" audiences and creating a society of antisocial Facebook-addicts more interested in hashtags than hugs, the study found that participants said they felt "empowered" and "enthusiastic" about the volume of information at their fingertips, not overloaded.
