'Transformation' in this context is used as a term describing not only a change process driven by different socio-economic and political drivers, but a process in which decision-makers are aware of an ongoing change and can thus shape the process actively according to the goals they have set.
This story resonates with Ballo's [3] research on Norway that shows that the discourse of the future smart grid is taking place between a network of actors with recognised expertise, competence and knowledge "in the drivers' seat" of a process of comprehensive socio-technical change.
"Lyft has refused driver council meetings that have led to favorable changes to dispatch procedures for Uber drivers and they still don't have a process for drivers to appeal if they are kicked off the app.
Serpentine asphalt is best tackled with prudence, at least until a driver masters the machine – a process that clearly takes longer than the duration of a test-car loan.
Laid-off drivers are entitled to choose from openings at other companies, with the longest-serving drivers having first choice, in a process known as the "master pick".
According to McElroy, many drivers are still reliant on a process called "factoring," where instead of waiting weeks or months to be paid by customers or brokers, drivers sell their invoices to shops called factors that pay them immediately — minus 3.5percentto5percentcent what their owed for the convenience.
"The overall UK winner can look forward to winning the driver development process, an accelerated scheme for them to gain their professional licence in a few months as opposed to the two to three years it would normally take," Mr Wiltshire told The Independent today.
BMW claims its HUD system allows drivers to process information 50% faster than when it is served up by a dash-mounted multimedia screen.
This will start the drivers install process, do not have other processes running in the background.
My own take is that from bacteria onward, adaptability became an important driver of process.
