Recall, however, direct redeployment of released resources might be difficult to achieve when areas of service contraction demand a different level, mix and quality of inputs than do areas of service expansion.
It might seem like a reasonable redeployment of resources to show the ABC audience what it might not have seen on ESPN.
Some complain that the time-scale is unrealistic, and that even with the proposed redeployment of resources there is simply not enough suitable manpower in many poor countries to provide the necessary services.
"Redeployment of resources is in," says Thomas Moore, dean of Babson College's executive ed program.
This allowed for better co-ordination with elective, especially surgical, activity and for redeployment of resources if required to deal with increased emergency activity.
I think the Web is going to let us do a big redeployment of resources so that we can have a smaller back room and a bigger front room.
Capron et al. (1998) investigated the redeployment of resources in the PMI process, i.e., the modified use of resources after an acquisition, and assessed the extent to which the targets' resources were applied in the acquirers' businesses and vice versa.
The biggest redeployment of resources in a generation, the contents of this were meant to be remain utterly top secret until their unveiling.
The redeployment of resources could be used for tasks such as elective surgery and, in turn, could cause other variable costs to increase [ 31].
At both macro and micro levels, fund-holders operating within environments of greater budgetary discipline have emphasised the need for the development and urgent application of mechanisms for disinvestment and redeployment of resources from currently funded interventions [ 1- 3, 11, 12].
