I would argue that nearly every organization today is either considering or enacting a transformation of some type.
In GSTS accounts for that year Serco billed its subsidiary more than £8m for setting up the subsidiary, to recover bidding costs and for enacting a "transformation programme" meant to commercialise the operation.
What we find is that these diverse organizations not only engage with their goals for enacting community transformation on a daily basis, but also grapple with the meaning and social process of forming the "citizen". Classically, citizenship involves adopting a set of rights and privileges in exchange for other freedoms as defined by statutory law.
You will then be ready to enact this transformation when engaged in your daily activities.
And we will never relent in our campaign to enact real transformation of our health care system into the humane, rational model established by most of the rest of the world – through a universal, improved and expanded Medicare for all.
Congress aided the transformation, enacting an "early eligibility age" that permitted qualified workers to claim Social Security benefits at age 62.
But enacting a "digital transformation" against an organization that is mired in calcified processes, non-customer-friendly behavior and restrictive, top-down thinking will simply add a layer of shiny new systems on top of all this dysfunction.
Alvin Lucier intoned his seminal sound-art piece, "I Am Sitting in a Room" ("the same one you are in now," he said in his script, amended for live performance), with James Fei's software enacting a seemingly alchemical transformation on the speech, turning it into pure resonance.
These cutting-edge writings address themes of skin and bodily transformation in an era in which we are able not only to modify our own skins by plastic surgery, tattooing, skin graft art, and other methods but to cross skins, merging with other bodies or colonizing multiple bodies.The book's agile crossings of disciplinary and genre boundaries enact the very transformations they discuss.
Graham's poems make use of all the old lyric technologies, as ancient as the breath and the beating of the heart — rhythm, the managed intervals of line and stanza, the play of language against silence, and the transformations enacted by metaphor — enlisting them to measure a world of spawning complexity and change.
The first is whether they pertain to the coupling of inputs and outputs by the nonlinear transformations enacted among hidden states of a single region or whether one is modelling the lateral interactions among the state variables of several systems, each with its own inputs and outputs.
