Sentence examples for for large organisations from inspiring English sources
I had worked for large organisations for five years and needed a change.
Licences for this data normally start at £110 a year and for large organisations run to tens of thousands of pounds a year.
As the business thinker Umair Haque argues in his book, The New Capitalist Manifesto, volunteering days and charity donations are no longer sufficient for large organisations seeking to survive and thrive in future.
Last week was the deadline for organisations to comment on Government plans to simplify the CRC, the energy efficiency scheme for large organisations such as banks, shops, hotels, hospitals and supermarkets.
The technique does not do away with the need for traditional security measures, but it provides an additional line of defence, particularly for large organisations that have to deal with a lot of users.More importantly, identity management is an example of how technology can be used to align security procedures with business processes.
For large organisations, great performance depends on many things, including resources at hand and specific industry challenges.
This is especially true for large organisation with multi-sited and multi-level management (central vs local) that require multi-type of logistics in a city-centred bound historic built environment University.
There are also project officers available to provide advice and training for larger organisations and projects.
Donating a £500 piece of equipment might seem simple, but, with all the internal processes and accounting issues to get round, especially for larger organisations, it can be time-consuming for the donor for seemingly little return.
"Often graduates aim for larger organisations that may be more difficult to break into," says Locke. "Try to get as much experience as possible and be prepared to work long hours for little, or no, money in the initial stages".
However, it's not an offering for larger organisations and doesn't offer any features around the management of printers, a typical office headache.
