Sentence examples for mechanisms for services from inspiring English sources
From this perspective, tangible products act as distribution mechanisms for services, implying that suppliers are really service providers (Prahalad and Ramaswamy 2004; Sandström et al. 2008).
Can we imagine a new compact between government and the public, in which government puts in place mechanisms for services that are delivered not by government, but by private citizens?
Taking into account the potentially large number of services already available, efficient and easy-to-implement mechanisms for services' advertisement, discovery, and association (ADA), adapted to the terminal capabilities, user preferences, and user location, need to be developed for WBC.
It's about, as he put it in a blog post-cum-manifesto, "a new compact between government and the public, in which government puts in place mechanisms for services that are delivered not by government, but by private citizens".
Law 1438 seeks to remove structural barriers to health-care access and to improve provider payment mechanisms for services rendered at institutions not formally affiliated with the individual's insurance company (Hernández Álvarez and Torres-Tovar 2010).
Software such as Apache Zookeeper, etcd and Doozerd provides fault tolerant mechanisms for service discovery, coordination and orchestration.
Important elements of eSourcing are the support of different visibility levels of corporate process details for the collaborating counterparts and flexible mechanisms for service monitoring and information exchange.
Practice-based local governance processes to produce improved urban services are mainly informal and often diverge from the official governance prescriptions and mechanisms for service delivery within the institutional sphere.
The included evidence was classified into four streams: i) conceptual and/or theoretical frameworks for evaluating health service quality; ii) service quality data items; iii) patient assessment of service quality; and iv) reporting mechanisms for service quality.
Drawing mainly on the qualitative data from the larger project, the focus of this paper is on how useful service charters are in practice as accountability mechanisms for service users.
Somalia continues to be one of the worst protective environments in the world due to conflict and displacement; presently regressive social norms; and a complete lack of legislative framework and mechanisms for service delivery.
