Sentence examples for governance of services from inspiring English sources

In this paper, we propose a framework – called the four spaces model – for the governance of services in the case of application of the SOA architecture style to urbanized information systems.

The principal explanation is that severe pressure ulcers developed in organisational contexts where there were failures in the overall governance of services.

Sustainability and Scale-Up of ECD Services and Initiatives Decentralization in governance of services for young children appears to have bolstered ownership of ECD at the provincial and local level in UNICEF-supported provinces, increasing the potential for sustainability.

The governance of IT services seeks to avoid the occurrence of problems in the delivery and operation of the services provided, in order to guarantee that their quality is perceived by clients and users (Magalhães and Pinheiro,2007).

Verhoeven utilised the robotic monstrosity as a symbol for everything that's wrong with unfettered, inhuman corporate governance of public services, a polemic that couldn't be more appropriate in 2012.

The authors compare the organization and governance of policing services in three countries: North-Rhine Westphalia, The Netherlands, and England and Wales.

While providing a much needed planning and policy support tool for the local governance of infrastructure services, SID pushes the boundary of Geo-BI beyond its traditional use.

Conceptually, stakeholder participation in the governance of ecosystem services (ESS) is necessary for several reasons, some of them well-known for sustainability governance in general but some more specific for ecosystem services.

In this regard, observations on utilisation, technical performance and CN personnel satisfaction can inform requirements for further development and governance of teleneurophysiology services.

Using a CAS framework to guide data analysis and interpretation contributed to understanding the complexity involved in the governance of immunization services in a developing country context.

The fourth section discusses the future operation of market instruments under the regime set out in the Health and Social Care Act 2012, and the conclusion will reiterate the case for hierarchical governance of NHS services in England.