Sentence examples for maker engagement from inspiring English sources

In the end, this project adds value in finding that PBMA can be used to cover a deficit and minimize opportunity cost through systematic application of criteria whilst ensuring process fairness through focusing on communication, transparency and decision maker engagement.

UserVoice, the maker of customer engagement tools, today announced that it has raised $1 million in equity funding.

Today's app makers already study engagement metrics for their own apps, and look to maximize repeat usage through push notifications and other reminders.

This information has the potential to assist decision-makers in tailoring engagement approaches, and may be particularly useful in decisions with potential for conflict where clarification of public values and preferences could strengthen the decision-making process.

What I love about the messy engagement between maker and observer is how changeable and subjective the whole situation is, how much it encapsulates the day-to-day in-the-mudness of being alive.

She is sought after for speaking engagements, visits maker fairs and even addresses TEDx conferences.

But it remains to be seen how much integrations will drive sales or engagement for makers of tags that bring locate-ability to everyday objects.

The AHP makes it possible to consider the multiple objectives of decision makers and allows public engagement to be deliberative, participatory, dynamic and flexible, which is independent of planning options.

Model development, data collection, and use of strategic results of relevance to key stakeholders and community decision makers require their direct engagement in the modeling exercise that can be easily accommodated in an open process that promotes model verification and viability.

Current campaigns such as Action on Sugar and the subsequent Scientific Advisory Committee on Nutrition recommendations on halving sugar intake illustrate the potential of nagging policy makers combined with constructive engagement.

Another step is to work for closer alignment between test users' and test makers' score interpretations through "greater engagement between language testing professionals and policy makers or other decision-making non-practitioner stakeholders" (Pill & Harding, 2013, p. 399).