Sentence examples for coordination tool from inspiring English sources

It was never intended as a human coordination tool.

In other words, a coordination tool should be able to support both contexts: one where the coordination requirements are small and other where the coordination requirements are very large.

Let me emphasise that the one-stop shop is a joint body set up or designated by the management board of each corridor: its function is that of a coordination tool.

In Mozambique, the MOH has repeatedly attempted to coordinate all agencies in the health sector by innovating new coordination tools and emphasizing MOH priorities for both disease programs as well as broader system support [ 27].

Secondly, current coordination tools are intended to be used by multiple applications.

These are representative efforts to innovate within a legacy structure, but often leverage antiquated communication and coordination tools to share learnings with other care professionals.

Technology issues include problems such as BIM tool selection, BIM software licenses, BIM technical affairs, as well as the need for BIM IT lab facilities, object libraries, and coordination tools.

We therefore eschew the use of third party coordination tools in favour of a dedicated out of band mechanism which is intended to tolerate a wide variety of failure modes in order to facilitate monitoring and maintain a small footprint.

In this paper, we address challenges of organizing future-oriented consultation processes within European coordination tools for 'Open Method of Coordination' – such as ERA-NETs – which are promoted by the European Commission towards the establishment of the European Research Area.

Drawing on the results from the WoodWisdom-Net consultation process, we discuss the broader potential of Internet-based decision support tools and participatory workshops in promoting foresight activities within ERA-NETs and European coordination tools.

(Italian professional) Good communication skills and appropriate regulations were both considered important coordination tools.