Sentence examples for integration and standardization from inspiring English sources

He is a business-oriented technology leader with proficiencies in IT infrastructure solutions architecture, technology management, strategic planning and implementation, project management, business process integration and standardization.

We submit that the integration and standardization imposed by most ERP systems may not be suitable for all types of organizations and thus the "fit" between the characteristics of the adopting organization and the standardized business process designs embedded in the adopted ERP system affects the likelihood of implementation success or failure.

The construction and utilization of offshore testing fields for wave energy and tidal current energy can provide a shared test platform, realize the integration and standardization of technology and solve the problems aforementioned effectively.

Traditional EA is defined as "the organizing logic for business processes and IT infrastructure, reflecting the integration and standardization requirements of the company's operating model" (Ross et al. 2006, p. 9).

This platform allows easy integration and standardization, and it is aimed at both industry and research.

The understanding of homophilous relationships is particularly interesting in the healthcare setting, where the final aim is the integration and standardization of healthcare processes.

Strict protocols are maintained for integration, de-identification and standardization during data entry.

The most important factors to achieve inter-enterprise integration are standardization and digitalization.

When asked about common barriers to having a single source of customer intelligence, 56% of those surveyed said that organizational silos are a barrier, 48% claimed that it was caused by lack of integration data standardization and 42% said it was because of data quality issues.

In experimental descriptions, one Pubmed ID is often associated with distinct interaction type and experimental method terms in different databases, requiring extensive checking and standardization before integration.

The main applications of ontologies in the biomedical domain include the provision of a (standard) vocabulary for the functional annotation of biological data [ 3- 6], the support for information retrieval across databases and biomedical literature [ 7- 10], and standardization and integration of information and computer systems in the domain [ 11- 14].