Sentence examples for approach to deployment from inspiring English sources

In the wake of this incident, regulators may take a more measured approach to deployment.

Should your organization use a phased approach to deployment, or would a "big bang" approach be better?

This staggered approach to deployment is one of several things that make MySpace's platform different from Facebook's, which was released all at once and with several launch partners.

4 Approaches to deployment of electronic health records vary from home grown systems in single organisations with the necessary technical and managerial capacity; to interoperability standards for linking multiple information technology (IT) systems; to top-down, government driven, national implementations of standardised, commercial software applications.

With US primes continuing to take a risk averse approach to cash deployment, we think a US take over remains unlikely.

A regular grid-based strategy and a genetic algorithm-based approach to the deployment problem are presented.

A model is presented which schematizes an approach to the deployment of AR, formalizing the collective intelligence of those key social actors.

This system had worked wonderfully for years, but with CRC's increasing volume, CRC set out to find a new approach to computer deployment that would save both time and money, and also improve client service.

In fact, another very interesting approach to the deployment of our MBSC-SS entails the usage of the Java-based NSF NetServ in network container [44].

Finally, the company is introducing a template-based approach to Docker deployment to enable people in the organization with a bit less technical sophistication to deploy from a guided graphical process instead of a command line interface.

As GCC countries continue to implement energy subsidy reforms and the cost of distributed renewable energy continues to fall, GCC markets other than Dubai may find net metering an attractive option for a lower transaction cost approach to renewables deployment with the additional benefit of wider private sector engagement.