Sentence examples for decision hub from inspiring English sources

Utilising Pega's Customer Decision Hub, the recommendations are based not just on revenue rules and targets but also on predicted customer needs, based on where they are in the customer lifecycle and what is in their best interest.

Today Tony is the visionary behind RampRate, an IT services decision hub that makes multi-million dollar matches between people that need some really cold space, massive computing power and near infinite bandwidth and companies that can do so reliably, cheaply, and effectively.

Like Jonny Wilkinson, the points-scoring and decision-making hub of that team, the current outside half Owen Farrell has come to rugby maturity at an early age.

As our decision-making hub, our reptilian brain is motivated by trust, has immensely strong inertia, and would often go with the "safest" choice that guarantees our "survival". So how does this relate to social content?

For years, decisions about hubs and route maps have been dictated by politicians and trade unions trying to preserve local fiefs.

Juan Rosell, president of the Spanish Employers' Confederation, said: "An EU without the UK would be weakened, and both would lose credibility in international forums which are increasingly characterised by the predominance of big decision-making hubs.

In 2014, Ben Orlove, co-director of Earth Institute's Center for Research in Environmental Decisions, launched Glacier Hub to share news about current research, and on how communities and organizations are addressing the challenges of glacial retreat.

In addition to the location and allocation decisions, we also study the decision on how the hub networks with different possible transportation modes must be designed.

We're media-trained to know that the Situation Room is the dark hub of decision making, where presidents, from The West Wing's Josiah Bartlett to 24's David Palmer, make life or death decisions.

KPMG said the decision to open the hub in Glasgow had been underpinned by the firm's "recognition of the depth of talent in Scotland".

This objective is accomplished by analyzing the qualitative data gathered during interviews with decision makers related to hub port selection as well as through questionnaire surveys of these decision makers.