This chapter discusses three dimensions of flexibility for supply chain design: volume flexibility, mix flexibility, and new product flexibility.
These three categories in turn can be aggregated to two distinct dimensions of flexibility: irregular flexibility, which refers to irregular breaks from work, such as sabbaticals, and regular flexibility, which refers to flexibility in the daily work routine, such as flexible work schedules and telecommuting (Bal and de Lange 2015).
The study added the dimension of "flexibility", "learning data", and "learning experience" into the item pool.
Even then, you will still be able to use Google's existing Cloud Machine Learning service (in combination with TensorFlow) to build your own deep learning models, of course, but having full access to these new servers will add dimension of flexibility to Google's existing services that isn't currently available on its platform.
This study investigates whether the two dimensions of illness flexibility at work, adjustment latitude and attendance requirements are associated to sickness absence and sickness attendance.
The vagaries of the environment and multiple stakeholders create uncertainty in the requirements for an information system product that impedes development of a high quality product along common dimensions of efficiency, flexibility and responsiveness.
To evaluate the impact of each best practice along the dimensions of cost, flexibility, time and quality, a conceptual framework is presented that synthesizes views from areas such as information systems development, enterprise modeling and workflow management.
The result of playing real-time strategy games such as Starcraft is "an underlying dimension of cognitive flexibility" across several laboratory tests.
At the end of the study, it is seen that there is a significant relation between sub-dimensions of Cognitive Flexibility Scale and Study Attitudes Inventory.
In this context, actions such as: change of higher education structure, development of quality assurance systems and mechanisms enabling the dimension of curricular flexibility related to the necessary professional competences represent arguments for the development of instructional design (ID) models.
The most important dimension of this flexibility is that it allows workers to have both a job and time to do other things they care about.
