Sentence examples for collaborate to enable from inspiring English sources

Funders should collaborate to enable infrastructure bodies to use new ways of organising social action and social investment more effectively.

However it represents a missed opportunity to collaborate to enable more effective access to care.

A way forward would be for the pharmaceutical industry to share clinical and laboratory data generated at all stages of product development with collaborating stakeholders, to enable a complete and transparent analysis of the predictive value of animal studies for drug development' [ 96].

"In order to break down silos, the key aspect of having a performance-driven organization, is the CFO and CIO have to collaborate and have tools to enable that collaboration," he said.

Similarly, Action.IO is using Firepad to enable collaborating code editing in its web development environment.

SODA provides a web-based design infrastructure that allows loosely coupled design teams to collaborate on different services, and to enable them to resolve any mismatch between heterogeneous design services.

We intend to collaborate with other international consortiums to enable cross-linking and sharing of resources seamlessly.

Successful places have in common the ability to attract people and to enable them to collaborate.

This means adding the necessary features to enable teams to collaborate on Terraform, for example, or to add governance tools and support for audit trails — the kind of services that enterprises are looking for.

The idea is to enable companies to collaborate with people outside its own corporate firewall, and it's something Salesforce.com has been talking about since instant messaging was announced in May.

E-learning may be most effective in clinical education if it is used not merely to transmit content from teacher to learner but rather to support flexible, engaging and learner-centred teaching, to encourage interaction among students and staff and to enable them to collaborate and communicate asynchronously, according to Ellaway and Masters [ 5].