The term "infrastructure operation" is grammatically correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe any processes, systems, or activities that are related to the maintenance and operation of infrastructure (such as roads, buildings, and telecommunications networks) in a given area. For example, "The Department of Transportation is responsible for managing the infrastructure operation of roads and bridges in the city."
In fact, the question of how the train-operating companies are franchised is marginal compared to the infrastructure operation of Network Rail, an organisation ambiguously defined, but whose vast levels of borrowing are backed by the government.
The infrastructure operation was created after Ofcom's last review of the sector in 2005.
The former state monopoly announced £6bn of spending to improve its broadband infrastructure operation in May, including laying faster cables and pledging to halve the number of missed appointments at Openreach.
Taking the German case as an example, we develop a typology of (de centralisation that distinguishes between (1) infrastructure location (connectivity and proximity), and (2) infrastructure operation (flexibility and controllability).
Present infrastructure operation is characterised by: governance based on unmanaged growing demand, which is both inefficient and ultimately unsustainable; lack of integration of the end-users, in terms of the variety of their wants, needs and behaviours; separate and parallel delivery of different infrastructure streams prohibiting joint solutions.
This rule assumes normal infrastructure operation in the absence of volcanic hazards. 5.
Cloud operational services involve managing infrastructure operations through monitoring, alerting, and acting on failures, as well as dealing with performance issues, resource scaling needs, and more.
Pacific Northwest National Laboratory also helped out by hosting the DRACS in its Electricity Infrastructure Operations Center, a DOE-funded incubator facility built and operated for just such an opportunity.
The common unbundling is between infrastructure, operations, and services.
This study deals with a real-world planning problem in railroad infrastructure operations.
Management systems include all aspects of management infrastructure, operations, and tactics, from information systems to employee performance management.
