The strategy is complex to execute.
The huddle and situation awareness are new concepts in healthcare and although it sounds simple, it's actually complex to execute - it's a change from the way people think and a change in culture.
It doesn't sound like much, but it's pretty complex to execute well, which, despite a few glitches, SEER managed to do.
Everyone agrees with the thinking underlying Nilsson's reorganization plan, but it was too complex to execute successfully.
Challenges include transaction costs because debt conversions can be complex to negotiate, execute, and monitor.
The Fermi deconvolution method had superior agreement, although the authors concede that the dual bolus protocol used for Fermi deconvolution calculations is more complex to execute than the single bolus protocol used in the normalised upslope technique, and that residual contrast may interfere with the calculations.
However, even a simple idea can be massively complex to execute, as similar plans in Western Australia have shown.
Meanwhile a use-it-or-lose-it contingency attached to planning permission will be far more complex to execute than it sounds.
"Not that his music isn't often complex to execute," Mr. Weston explained, "but it always comes through so clear and accurate, so uncluttered.
Managers and executives at smaller, entrepreneurial companies talk often about pivoting, or adjusting, and don't let themselves get tied down to one monolithic project that is usually too complex to execute on in the first place.
It's quite simple to understand, yet complex to execute: If organizations want to see activism, they must empower supporters to be active.
