Sentence examples for coordination of collaborative from inspiring English sources

This study explores the integration of internal and external business processes and the coordination of collaborative design teams.

The Canary Foundation also employs a highly effective team of program managers who are devoted to the management and coordination of collaborative research ventures, channeling resources and serving as liaisons to the Center.

nPOD is pioneering an expanded team science approach, involving the coordination of collaborative efforts and real-time data sharing in the joint study of a cohort of T1D donors.

In order to model the constantly evolving design process and the rationales resulted from design collaboration, a Collaborative Product Data Model (CPDM) and a constraint-based Collaborative Design Process Model (CDPM) are proposed to facilitate the management and coordination of the collaborative design process as well as design knowledge management.

BCO (psychologist, methodologist) has participated in the coordination of European collaborative studies (European Communities 4th Medical and Health Research Program COMAC; BIOMED1) concerning health services research and is since 1999 working in the department of Clinical Epidemiology and Biostatistics in the Academic Medical Center.

In this paper we propose a pattern system to design basic aspects of data sharing, communication, and coordination for collaborative applications.

These works consider different aspects in cooperation coordination for collaborative communication and are mostly like bandwidth borrow schemes, and most of them focus on low mobility scenarios or one-hop scenarios which are quite different in the vehicular environment.

One of the constituting elements is that of 'boundary objects', which has added a focus on objects facilitating the coordination, alignment and integration of collaborative activities.

Barriers to emergency preparedness include lack in clarity regarding responsibilities related to preparedness and resource allocation, criticality of elements in planning and response processes, effectiveness of collaborative coordination and synchronization, and knowledge of methods for obtaining assistance from inter-agency enablers external to an affected organization (9).

Our study offers the potential not only to identify potential quality failures (poor performance, errors, failures of coordination) in collaborative work routines but also to reveal the hidden work and workarounds by front-line staff which bridge the model-reality gap in EPR technologies and via which "automated" safety features have an impact in practice.

Moreover, coordination and collaboration mechanisms and lack of collaborative teamwork were perceived as barriers to the future implementation of the CBA.