Sentence examples for distributed organisations from inspiring English sources
The mission of Common Enterprise Modelling Framework for Distributed Organisations (CEMF-DO) is to provide, within distributed organisations, a common framework in which modelling, simulation, analysis and management of models for designing interoperability solutions are explored and integrated.
The pervasive use of communication and information technologies can be seen as a driving force to develop distributed organisations.
Hence remote accesses tend to become local accesses, making the distributed organisation of main memory transparent to software.
"In a rapidly changing and geographically distributed organisation," observes Michael Morris, a social psychologist at Stanford's Graduate School of Business, "you don't have the option of the drink after work".
This means that all decompositions need to be predefined and have to be compatible with the distributed organisation of the system.
These new technologies have the potential to enhance mutual awareness of the location, activities, and intentions of trains and roadway worker groups within the distributed organisation, increasing overall safety.
Furthermore, there is consistent evidence that brain development is associated with progressively stronger integration in the form of long-range connections between regions with diminishing short-range connections (i.e., more segregation) suggesting a shift from "local to distributed" organisation [ 36, 37, 80, 81, 85].
The majority of the pamphlets were written and distributed by organisations focussing on mental health in general, or suicide in particular, but some were more general community organisations.
The majority of the pamphlets were written and distributed by organisations focussing on mental health in general, but a small number of pamphlets have been produced by organisations with a focus on NSSI.
Free tickets may be distributed by organisations that buy them.
Information technology and WWW are envisaged to provide the means to manage complex structures among geographically distributed project organisations.
