Sentence examples for coordinated product from inspiring English sources

In this paper, an agent-based system for coordinated product development and manufacture is presented.

In 2005, the company launched what it called Ecomagination, a coordinated product offering that features clean technologies that serve the transportation, energy, water, and consumer product sectors.

But at Sony, it threatens to undermine the synergies -- cross-marketing and coordinated product introductions -- that caused the company to link the businesses in the first place.

Included in these were three LDBs that related primarily to the installation of new systems, each characterized by the need for coordinated product supply.

As a pan-African initiative focusing on health R&D, promoting local manufacturing and access to medicines, the ANDI initiative is in a good position to contribute in the actualization of an integrated and coordinated product R&D platform in the African continent.

Leif Johansson coordinated product flow across his 35 national sales units and 29 regional sourcing facilities by establishing broad sourcing policies and transfer-pricing ranges that set limits but left negotiations to internal suppliers and customers.

Rather, the amalgamation of various aspects and views into a heterogeneous assembly of coordinated products is required.

Poppin's open-plan office is bright with the colors of its coordinated products, including white, black, yellow, orange, red, pink, purple, two shades of blue (aqua and "pool") and lime green.

Each theme room is pulled together with a floor-to-ceiling array of color-coordinated products, from the Moo Shu Boudoir lamp to the Goody Two-Sheet set (and matching pillowcases) guaranteed to pull together any bedroom.

New empirical frameworks may help unlock practices with which managers can deploy well-coordinated global product development strategies.

The austere economic landscape and the need for all types of healthcare systems, from academic medical centers to community hospitals, to provide a more coordinated and economical product dictate an urgent need for anesthesiologists to challenge our current successful business model and our assumptions about the market forces, mission, and core competencies of our specialty [ 83, 84, 98].