It is expected that the recommended models would have an advantage in the competitive manufacturing including cost, flexibility, quality, speed and dependability.
While formal education is certainly a plus, McCloskey advises parents to look for candidates with "experience, dependability, flexibility and passion for a career in childcare".
A sustainable supply chain is essential for competitiveness with regard to price, quality, dependability, flexibility and responsiveness (Markley and Davis 2007).
Modern software-intensive systems are becoming increasingly complex and the fulfillment of requirements for performance, flexibility, dependability, and energy-efficiency in uncertain and dynamic environments is still a quite challenging task (Huebscher and McCann 2008).
Conventional control and management platforms are facing considerable challenges regarding flexibility, dependability and security that next generation systems must handle.
Cross-fertilization. Distributed and autonomous control approaches provide certain merits and flexibility in design to enhance the reliability and dependability of microgrid and ship power systems.
Stringent requirements for performance, flexibility, dependability, and energy-efficiency in uncertain/dynamic environments have increased the demand for endowing systems with self-adaptation capabilities.
Performance here is defined as the degree to which an operation fulfills the five performance objectives as cost, quality, flexibility, dependability, and speed at any point in time, to satisfy its customers.
This design was used for a number of reasons including affordability (surveys are inexpensive and can be administered online increasing accessibility), flexibility (questions were tailored to address the specific hypothesis) and dependability (surveys allows participants to remain anonymous increasing the chances of candid and valid responses).
