Sentence examples for client organisation from inspiring English sources

The two remaining areas have been added to deal with the technological uncertainty and planning structure of the client organisation.

The findings provide valuable information for the client organisation, using direct input from frontline staff on a range of human factors issues.

The first project is a consultancy-based project where students are placed in pairs and tasked with providing a management solution for a client organisation.

Bi-project management is characterised by two main actors, each of whom manage a part of the project: the owner of the installation (the client organisation) responsible for the engineering of the production process part, and an engineering office responsible for the construction related part.

He revealed the Arts Council of Wales had rejected the Aloud charity's bid to become a revenue-funded client organisation.

Notably, in the latter case, the leading rail client organisation, the International Union of combined Road-Rail transport companies (UIRR), began as supportive of market intervention, but moved to a more liberal position as time progressed.

But this profit/surplus focus - and cost-cutting focus on the part of the NHS client organisations - is not without its problems.

The data were derived via a questionnaire survey involving 213 participants comprising architects, quantity surveyors, builders, construction/project managers, and engineers working in consulting and contracting firms, private client organisations and government agencies.

While the literature focuses on value creation for their client organisations, little is known about how innovation intermediaries create internal value even though this is essential for ensuring their long-term survival and sustaining their key facilitating role in the innovation system.

Finally, in the 'facilitating' relationship, SD helps client organisations build their own capabilities for sustainable user-centred innovation, while achieving a wider impact on physical resources/technologies, human actors, processes, and routines.

Later this year, CABE will publish a 'tool-kit' for public agencies and client organisations on how to write a good brief, obtain experienced advice and procure designers with appropriate skills.