Sentence examples for enable more agile from inspiring English sources

Combined, strong international and national laws and technology applications will enable more agile cooperation between authorities, international enforcement operations like INTERPOL, port states and market states.

Hansel, an India-based startup that enables more agile product development inside companies, has pulled in $4 million as it seeks to expand its business to the U.S.

This paper presents the development of a 3D mechanical maintenance training simulator for this context, using a low-cost simulation platform and a software architecture that separates simulation control from simulation visualization, in view of enabling more agile adaptation of simulators.

Digital technologies are radically transforming project delivery, breaking the mould of 1960s approaches to enable more rapid and agile forms of organizing.

The deal is expected to be completed in the first half of 2015, and is likely to enable PayPal to be more agile in the fast-moving world of payments.

"Containers are the next evolution in virtualization, enabling organizations to be more agile than ever before," writes Corey Sanders, Microsoft's Director of Compute for Azure, in today's announcement.

This public trust in Germany enabled U.S. diplomacy to be more agile.

"It enables feature engineering to be more agile, which is one of the keys to success for machine learning applications.

Reduced size and lessened complexity enables an organization to be more agile and responsive to various environmental changes (Gupta et al. [2013]).

Reduced size and lessened complexity enables an organization to be more agile and responsive to various environmental changes (Gupta et al. [2013]).   2 Inclusion of distributed workforce: Enterprise 2.0 facilitates the better and enhanced inclusion of distributed workforce especially the remote and 'telework' staff (Booz et al. [2010]).

Rather than building more massive global bureaucracies it makes sense to embrace more agile, networked structures enabled by global networks for new kinds of collaboration.