By default, common IAM systems already provide a broad range of implementable policies, yet these are mostly of a technical nature (like synchronization modes concerning connected applications or data storage).
Our findings suggest concrete, implementable policy procedures, relevant for investors, directors, and managers alike: Beware of too much diversity, encourage shorter director tenures, and discourage staggered elections.
"Oftentimes, however, good research does not always translate into implementable policy.
The results provide policy immediate and implementable policy implications.
Furthermore, significant resources can be saved if the state avails an array of short and long-term measures grounded in implementable policy, legal and institutional arrangements to mitigate hunger and assure nutrition security, in the wider context of ensuring an adequate standard of living for disaster victims [ 35].
We derive simple, easily implementable, threshold-based design optimizations that enable efficient data placement and capacity optimization strategies for servers, consolidation policies for clients, and improved caching performance for both.
Our analysis reveals and exploits close, formal relations between the problem of ensuring implementable allocation rules in our dynamic allocation problems with incomplete information and learning, and between the classical problem, posed by Rothschild (1974) [20], of finding optimal stopping policies for search that are characterized by a reservation price property.
For this to occur, the current best evidence should be presented in a believable and readily implementable form for clinicians, policy-makers and managers.
The GET FIT trial will provide important new knowledge about preventing falls using accessible and implementable exercise interventions for women following chemotherapy for cancer.
It provides a coherent and implementable framework for identifying class-wide reliance in appropriate circumstances.
