It involves a group of people forming a multi-tiered structure that can reach a height of up to nine or 10 people.
Although the new salespeople are often contract workers employed by a state-owned company, says Sun, companies face a huge managerial challenge as they try to expand from an organization that may have been only three small offices in the largest cities to a multi-tiered structure with thousands of employees.
The man, an Ichabod Crane look-a-like wearing a baseball cap and slippers, erected a complex, multi-tiered structure out of chairs, tables and a bench, and hauled his 80-something year-old body over a 12-foot-high wood slat fence, hurtling himself to freedom.
In terms of Figure 1(a), we do not find quite the same multi-tiered structure.
Here we provide essential guidelines for generating and interpreting ePGDBs inspired by the multi-tiered structure of BioCyc [ 16].
It is not only companies with traditional multi-tiered structures that are endangered by the increasing number of contractor networks and platform structures.
"It is important that the arteries do not harden just because of its sheer size," says Tim Sweeney of the British Bankers Associationn, a trade body.For all its problems, Britain's multi-tiered regulatory structure has one signal advantage: the SIB shields the front-line regulators from political meddling.
Subdistrict administrative units are governed by a tiered structure of elected councils.
Public health institutions are provided throughout the country in a tiered structure.
Like manufacturing before it, outsourcing will fall into a tiered structure.
Another sign of potential success is in its pricing model, a tiered structure for different customer intelligence packages.
