"infrastructure readiness" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It refers to the state or preparedness of the fundamental systems and structures that support a particular activity or organization. Example: The government has allocated a significant budget towards improving the country's infrastructure readiness, including upgrading roads, bridges, and communication networks, to attract more foreign investors.
So it "normally" takes clients between one to two months to go live, although rolling the platform out across all stores can take "between a month and a year" — depending on the number of stores and infrastructure readiness.
Despite great expectations, it is however clear that, besides technological and infrastructure readiness, the success of such knowledge-based service approaches also require adequate organizational support on the provider's' side as well as internal and external diffusion capabilities.
Although infrastructure, facility readiness and provider capacity indicators in Addis are better than those of more remote regions, indicators used to assess Emergency Obstetric and Newborn Care (EmONC) indicate that the situation in Addis is worse than in other major cities, such as Harar and Dire Dawa, and in some cases worse than national averages [ 4].
Among the requirements for participation are claustrophilia, lack of vertigo, a taste for decay, a fascination with infrastructure, a readiness to jump fences and lift manhole covers, and a familiarity with the laws of access in whatever jurisdiction you're undertaking your explorations.
While this is a work in progress, and the program is likely to be scaled up to all the districts of the country, it is important to understand existing infrastructure and readiness of public health infrastructure for NCD care.
Smith admits these setbacks create uncertainty for the company, which he says has $3.5 billion invested toward its OCS operations in Alaska, including not just the value of its lease purchase but also oil spill response infrastructure, operational readiness, seismic investigations, and research.
These four dimensions of quality measure infrastructure and system readiness of a facility.
Travel: Stay at the Palomar Hotel The British Columbian resort of Whistler is in the midst of a major programme of infrastructure improvements in readiness for the 2010 Vancouver Winter Olympics (when it will host the skiing and snowboarding events).
In July 2004, a new cabinet was appointed, headed by success-oriented Ahmed Nazhif, who as a minister of a newly created Ministry of Communications and Information Technology in October 1999, managed to achieve a quantum leap in Egypt's communication infrastructure and digital readiness.
Various indicators used to measure quality of care can be grouped into infrastructure and system readiness, provider's adherence to standards of practices, and client's perspectives and experiences.
Our 77-question survey was mapped to the WHO BB Framework and grouped into one of 11 domains identified as important for health facility readiness: infrastructure, clinical services, laboratory equipment, pharmacy/supply chain, medical equipment, human resources, management, data use/information, infection control/sanitation, social services, and referral systems (Table 1).
