The traditional techniques are subjected to limitations such as manual intervention, and inconsistent and inflexible processing procedures.
Limited accessibility is often due to factors such as opening hours, inflexible appointment procedures and location [ 7, 11].
But anything further requires individual employees to negotiate their own arrangements and work their way around inflexible policies and procedures.
For the majority of those interviewed, their attendance record was dependent on the value offered at clinic vs. the obstacles put up by inflexible hours, bureaucratic procedures and by health professionals' attitudes to diabetes.
When I worked for the book-review section of a newspaper, we had a vague premonition that hardened into a single, inflexible rule of office procedure: Do not, under any circumstances, write or publish anything on the subject of Sylvia Plath, especially if it concerns her marriage to Ted Hughes.
As pointed out in our analysis, this is in contrast to many rigid and inflexible coding systems grouping different flap procedures under only one single procedure code [ 30].
Ralph Bates) Deputy Director Michel Lebrun is noted for his rigid adherence to the rules and procedures, making him a somewhat inflexible individual who has difficulty understanding the human dimension involved when dealing with other base personnel.
Is Congressional procedure just that inflexible?
In such dynamic settings, traditional information management systems fail to provide adequate support due to their inflexible data structures and hard-wired usage procedures, as well as their restricted ability to integrate processes and product information.
The students also observed that experienced nurses and physicians worked together in inflexible and traditional structures, following their own entrenched procedures regardless of whether new guidelines existed.
This is because ERP systems are said to impose such procedures and constraints on organizations that make business processes inflexible to change.
