Sentence examples for on daily operations from inspiring English sources

According to Mintzberg and Waters (1985), emergent strategies are strategies which appear without preconception, since many small enterprises tend to focus on daily operations or operational activities, with strategies emerging from practice.

Similar efforts to save money on daily operations have spread across the high-technology industry.

First, the CEO must learn to manage organizational context rather than focus on daily operations.

Few, if any, clinics are profitable, according to industry analysts, and only a handful have broken even on daily operations.

Mr. Rosenfeld said Overnite's shipments were down about 9percentt but added that the strike was having a minimal effect on daily operations.

And while the competition system can be a serious drag on daily operations, Mr. Mayne said, "I'm not sure how you'd replace it".

Regulators from the FSA have said they believe that one of the main reasons the violations occurred was that private bankers in Tokyo reported directly to executives in New York so there was little oversight of daily operations on the ground in Japan.

For the 2009 and 2010 NASA Desert RATS field tests, various engineering concepts and operational exercises were incorporated into mission timelines with the focus of the majority of daily operations being on simulated lunar geological field operations and executed in a manner similar to current Space Shuttle and International Space Station missions.

We create our transportation requests on the basis of distribution parameters derived from real-world data on the daily operations of an Austrian ambulance service provider during the course of one year.

These legacy systems are often large applications playing a critical role in the company's information system and with a non-negligible impact on its daily operations.

Our study applies to many capital-intensive and congestion-prone service systems, where the success of significant up-front capacity investments also hinges on the daily operations of those facilities run by hired managers who typically possess specific knowledge that gives them a significant information advantage.