Counting 40+ participants, the exhibition and speaker series showcases and debates the current role and promise of the synthesis of Design as a practice vis-à-vis the increasing awareness of global issues and the possibility of increasingly more responsive and informed practices, which can operate at new scales.
Health systems increasingly try to make their services more responsive to users' expectations.
Flexibility, which many hoped would result in jobs that were more responsive to employees' lives, increasingly means that workers have to re-arrange their lives to meet employers' last-minute demands.
The stock has since rallied 63 percent, closing on Friday at $18.76 a share, as the company's results improved, and Q Investments has grown increasingly aggressive in pushing the board to be more responsive to stakeholders — that is, the owners.
In Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland, where devolved administrations keep fees down for local and EU students, expansion is equally unaffordable.Moreover, reforms intended to make universities more responsive to student demand look increasingly bizarre.
Trends towards constructing taller and increasingly slender buildings imply that these structures are potentially more responsive to wind excitation, causing discomfort to occupants.
It concludes that, whilst on balance they remain broadly fit for purpose and good value for money, they will increasingly need to be embedded in land use strategies which are more responsive to changing social needs and environmental conditions.
Healthcare organizations are increasingly in need of systems and approaches that allow them to be more responsive to the needs and desires of their clients.
Nowadays, however, policy makers and managers increasingly demand evidence of progress in reforms and strategies to make services more responsive to changing patient needs and demands [ 3, 6- 8].
In this context, patient surveys aimed at generating knowledge to make health services more responsive to the user's needs and expectations are becoming increasingly important [ 5].
