"changes in the enterprises" is correct and usable in written English.
For example: "The board of directors discussed potential changes in the enterprises to improve customer service."
As successful change lies in the hands of humans, the main aim of vocational education has to be the promotion of organisational and cultural changes in the enterprises.
Also the situation of enterprises is often distributed by unforeseen forces, which can lead to changes in the enterprises' parameters, such as intrinsic growth rates, therefore it is vitally important to study models with control variables which are the so-called disturbance functions [3, 14 16].
Obviously, the evolution of the stress component in terms of effort-reward imbalance reflects some of the organizational changes in the enterprises.
The objective is to respond autonomously to changes in the enterprise using a feedback configuration that minimizes disruptions.
Though, true to the nature of disruption, it's unlikely that any of those approaches will be very successful as the changes in the enterprise landscape are simply too dramatic to just iterate a product to cover.
Many folks misunderstood this as an indictment of gamification's future, but a thorough read of the report will reveal that it simply highlights the challenges of making any substantive changes in the enterprise.
HIPAA took major steps toward social responsibility by recognizing the rights of patients and forcing significant changes in the enterprise procedures, data management, and activities.
This chapter focuses on how events drive change in the enterprise.
A 2014 study from Constellation Research quantified the accelerating rate of change in the enterprise by examining a simple benchmark — the entry and exit of U.S. corporations in the S&P 500 index.
It's a wholesale change, reflective of significant overall change in the enterprise.
Given the short tenure of government officials, lobbying by entrenched government contractors, and slow pace of change in the enterprise-computing world, I'm not optimistic that much will change – even in the next decade.
