Sentence examples for collaboration programme from inspiring English sources

Microsoft has also hired former rivals who are well respected in the industry, such as Ray Ozzie, an innovator best known for inventing Lotus Notes, a collaboration programme, and Steve Berkowitz, Mr Lanzone's predecessor at Ask, who now oversees the MSN portal.

There are also more than 30 projects within the East Midlands Police Collaboration Programme with Derbyshire, Lincolnshire and Nottinghamshire.

Upon request to DM the BioXM software application itself can be made available for academic PhD research projects within the Biomax BioXM PhD collaboration programme.

A pilot collaboration programme has been established between 2 transplant centres (Royal Free & Royal London Hospitals) where they share the 2 kidneys from a single DCD donor if offered to one of the two units.

This approach offers several advantages to potential users such as "metered" use (i.e., pay-as-you-go) which offers scalability, online delivery of software and virtual hardware services (e.g., collaboration programmes, virtual servers, virtual storage devices) which would enable organizations to obviate the need to own, maintain and update their software and hardware infrastructures.

She is currently serving as project manager for several research collaboration programmes between South Africa and Germany.

We present separate recommendations for the Royal Government of Cambodia, focused on intersectoral collaboration and programme implementation, and for UNICEF, focusing on advocacy and provision of technical support.

In order to improve inter-professional collaboration, a programme was initiated in which the major intervention was in-situ simulation-based team training (SBTT).

The seminar will contribute to regional coordination and collaboration among programmes and projects on UPA in Latin America and the Caribbean, with the aim of establishing a regional strategy and programme on UPA to enhance food and nutritional security in the region.

Some NGOs have also complained about the lack of involvement and collaboration in programmes during the world book capital year.

Using an open systems perspective, we disclose the 'black box' of hospital and TB programme collaboration in association with the perceivably poor collaborative outputs.