What he wants is: 1) access – a near-constant availability to him, his executives, and his editors; 2) receptivity – you've got to take the Murdoch worldview into account; treat it seriously; cross it cautiously; and understand the power behind it.
If you work for a living, chances are you've been touched by the "go, go, go" mentality that too often comes hand-in-hand with unprecedented constant availability, thanks to our now-ubiquitous digital connections.
If this discussion leads to the conclusion that constant availability is required to meet the goals of the organization, that's a corporate issue that needs to be addressed.
Not necessarily, says Barsade: "Senior management is increasingly recognizing the downside to constant availability, and may well need to [rein] employees in from over-using the technology.
Going into holiday season where every retailer wants to be able to know where their sales and inventory stands to make decisions about ordering more products to ensure constant availability for maximum sales during this all-important time of the year.
Thus adapted to such an on/off feeding schedule, our bodies don't respond well to the constant availability of food in modern life.
We began to weave constant availability into our conception of public and private space; into our body language and everyday etiquette ("I'll get there for midday and give you a ring").
A rough estimate on the economy of the assay reveals an average reagent cost of ∼$15 per sample (Table S1), which is expected to be much lower than the costs associated with utilization of an animal facility to ensure constant availability of live animals for diagnostic purposes.
Health workers stressed the need to ensure constant availability of "critical" supplies for PMTCT.
In addition, a build server, i.e., a dedicated server responsible for incorporating the latest changes and building the software, ensures the constant availability of the latest version to developers and testers.
