Sentence examples for flexibility of business from inspiring English sources

Flexibility of IT and security processes [11, 13, 14, 25]   Flexibility of business processes     Reactivity regarding security-related problems   Increased focus on core business (form).

Research is addressing following goals: (a) reduce time spent during business intelligence solution designing phase; (b) achieve flexibility of business intelligence solution by removing problems with adding new data sources; (c) prepare business intelligence solution for utilization of big data concepts.

Web services are intended to move the Internet beyond today's relatively static, document-oriented Web by increasing the power and flexibility of business-oriented services, from shopping to information retrieval and communications.

These problems cause less flexibility of businesses, i.e., low understandability on business services and inefficiency on business integration.

But the prime minister said there should not be a "trade-off" between reducing carbon emissions and economic growth and warned against "green tape" stifling the flexibility of businesses to choose which technologies were most appropriate.

Software like Sansan is attractive to small businesses because it "allows them the flexibility of doing business without making large capital investments and being highly scalable and accessible at the same time," says Terada.

But its biggest disadvantage, according to Don Ferguson, an IBM research fellow, is that it does not provide the flexibility of changing business processes in real time.

On Friday UBS began coverage with a 500p target price, saying: We believe Kentz offers attractive near-term earnings growth and is a low-risk play on increased capital spend, with the flexibility of the business model a buffer against the inherent cyclicality of the resources industry.

Finance departments will look very favourably on tickets that have the flexibility of traditional business-class tickets but without the unnecessary perks—and the price.

But recently, "on demand" has acquired a broad, business-consulting message (the new sales model), pointing customers to the ability of technology to increase the flexibility of their businesses in response to volatile, unpredictable customers thus making the leap to an "on-demand" business.IBM's scientists also seem enthusiastic about the firm's new direction.

The new rules would also limit the flexibility of U.S. businesses to redeploy capital to geographic areas that show the most promise for growth (through the so-called "check-the-box" tax option) and eliminate vital foreign tax credits.