Sentence examples for organisational purchasing from inspiring English sources
It has been argued that this is partly due to a disconnect between the organisational purchasing department and decision makers.
Our findings from case studies at eight multinational companies suggest that variations in control mechanisms can be explained by two contingencies: (1) corporate organisational structure and (2) the distribution of purchasing expertise among subsidiaries.
In this research, we aimed to examine the relationship between urban freight demand (in the form of purchase order (PO) demand made at organisational level) and the purchasing behaviour of staff, using a Newcastle University as a case study.
The term "customer" in this paper refers to an organisational user, and does not refer to an individual who purchases and utilises a product or a service for individual consumption [18].
Clients receive a cash benefit to purchase the type of home care (housework, personal care, support with mobility, organisational tasks or social support) they need from the care supplier of their choice (private care provider, regular care agency, commercial care agency or paid informal care provider).
For instance, Zink (2000) showed how micro- and macro-ergonomic variables are related to each other, such as the design of tools and technologies used by workers being influenced by decisions made at the organisational level by the purchasing department.
46 Developing techniques to facilitate closed-loop communication and situation awareness across teams. 2 32 Understanding how organisational decisions for equipment purchases impact the performance of clinicians that use the equipment.
For example, this may include: Developing techniques to facilitate closed-loop communication and situation awareness across teams. 2 32 Understanding how organisational decisions for equipment purchases impact the performance of clinicians that use the equipment.
In any organisation, unstated organisational purposes usually underlie stated ones.
