Sentence examples for end-to-end processes from inspiring English sources

Chaotic data necessitated integration tools to automate end-to-end processes.

This view of the world abandons the idea that it is the vendor's responsibility to reconcile multiple versions of software and pave the way for easier implementation of end-to-end processes.

However, current BI systems are not suitable for optimising and improving end-to-end processes since these are normally business domain specific and are not sufficiently process-aware to support the needs of process improvement type activities.

CSCRM is an integrative discipline combining elements of cybersecurity, supply chain management, and enterprise risk management into a new and powerful concept to exert strategic control over the end-to-end processes of the focal organization and its extended enterprise partners.

As the committee's report concludes: A fundamental redesign of the ESA end-to-end process is required.

"His ability is in understanding the end-to-end process and architecture and knowing every nook — it's amazing," Mr. Lewin said.

In order to be most effective, refurbishment projects must adopt a whole building approach and think about carbon reduction as an end-to-end process, from engagement with the design team, through to collaboration with the occupier.

"Like every area of DNA analysis there are risks throughout the whole end-to-end process and nobody claims that the current means of DNA testing in the UK is risk-free or contamination-free," he said.

The committee concluded last summer that: "The flaws in the existing ESA system are so grave that simply 'rebranding' the WCA by taking on a new provider will not solve the problems: a fundamental redesign of the ESA end-to-end process is required".

The committee's report, published in July, warned: "The flaws in the existing ESA system are so grave that simply 'rebranding' the WCA by taking on a new provider will not solve the problems: a fundamental redesign of the ESA end-to-end process is required".

Its report says: "The flaws in the existing ESA system are so grave that simply 'rebranding' the WCA by taking on a new provider will not solve the problems: a fundamental redesign of the ESA end-to-end process is required".