"operational governance" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used in business or organizational contexts to refer to the systems, processes, and procedures put in place to ensure effective and efficient operation of a company or organization. Example: The new CEO implemented strict operational governance measures to improve the company's financial performance and ensure compliance with industry regulations.
Given this potential obstacle, a community coalition may collaborate with formal providers (operational governance) and the government (constitutional governance) to promote, and enforce cost-reducing referral practices among informal providers.
In order to address such concerns, application developers implement operational governance processes (cf. Fig. 4).
The core abstraction behind the operational governance business logic are governance capabilities.
Listing 6, shows examples of operational governance APIs exposed by our framework.
In our previous work [9, 10] we introduced a general approach for runtime operational governance in software-defined IoT cloud systems, as well as the concepts of operational governance processes that manipulate the states of software-defined gateways at runtime.
To satisfy this cross-cutting compliance requirement, developers need to develop an operational governance process [9, 10].
For the BBC, the problem seems to be finding top managers on both the operational and governance side of the organisation who are thoroughly and wholeheartedly committed to the public service mission, even when it comes at inevitable personal cost to themselves.
Since then, BP has suffered a litany of operational and governance problems that has led to strong criticism from investors and a dent in its reputation for good governance.
Possess enough relevant professional and operational expertise (governance, finance, technical skills, etc associated with the NGO's mandate).
That becomes part of an institutional, operational and governance model.
In fact, Joshua and Jared Kushner are technically co-founders of Cadre, though Williams has long said the elder Kushner, who is Donald Trump's son-in-law and White House advisor, has "no operational control, governance or say on the company".
