Sentence examples for organising processes from inspiring English sources

But the most exciting innovations and the ones this report will concentrate on are of the Wal-Mart and Dell variety: smarter ways of designing products and organising processes to reach the billions of consumers who are just entering the global market.No visitor to the emerging world can fail to be struck by its prevailing optimism, particularly if his starting point is the recession-racked West.

Transparency on quality outcomes was emphasized in the Netherlands and Portugal; equity and access were emphasized in Norway and England Portugall paid attention to accreditation and complaints; and Sweden emphasised equity and a systematic QI approach focusing on systems, organising, processes, and cooperation.

This analysis identifies three core organising processes through which in situ simulation can act as a source of organisational safety: relational rehearsal, system structuring and practice elaboration.

These are more broadly constructed phenomena that define our cultures embedded within our organising processes, and the language we use that reinforces it.

He has to get back on the dating circuit, but in the alternate reality of The Lobster, that's a strictly organised process.

This highly organised process is modulated by the balance between stimulators and inhibitors of angiogenesis.

The organising process itself is empowering and will give her a voice and bring validity to whatever she does.

Because of this the NGWF is running special leadership development programmes for women so that they can lead the organising process themselves.

Extraneous information is problematic on a number of fronts: it crowds the working memory leaving fewer resources to process information, can interfere with the information organising process and can cause confusion about which theme is more important.

We used a grounded theory approach [ 23] to understand the central organising process of changes in childbirth practices.

It requires understanding "the business needs," organising business processes, and introducing and operating supporting information systems.