Sentence examples for organizations visibility from inspiring English sources

ForeScout CEO Michael DeCesare told TechCrunch that ForeScout aims to "give organizations visibility into everything that's on their network".

Between increasingly visible pride celebrations and queer cultural products, out celebrities and allies and LGBTQ rights organizations, visibility is improving, and the public tenor surrounding queerness in the country is slowly evolving.

The United States and Dutch governments are HALO's main sources for financing, and with a spike in the organization's visibility after the Sept. 11 attacks, it will soon accept credit card donations on its Web site, www.halousa.org.halousa.org

In an indication of the growing religious organization and visibility of the nation's Muslims, the number of mosques in the United States increased by about 25percentt in six years, to more than 1,200, a study sponsored by four American Islamic organizations has found.

It undoubtedly stunted Germany's gay rights movement, which only got off the ground in the early 1970s, after repressive censorship and aggressive policing shuttered earlier postwar attempts at organization and visibility.

"Most organizations have little visibility into attack surfaces, the right decisions aren't made and projects aren't secured".

Additionally, IT organizations can gain visibility and control over cloud projects, align capacity with demand and reduce costs.

With this type of visibility organizations can flag changes before they become problems and have a negative impact on internal users, or external customers.

They have a higher openness degree in terms of accessibility and inclusiveness, allowing, for instance, even smaller organizations to gain visibility and to enter mechanisms of competition/collaboration with the bigger ones.

The ensuing worldwide publicity gave several missionary organizations significant more visibility, especially in the United States and Latin America.

Very few, if any, LGBTQ organizations have comparable visibility, or the resources to undertake massive fundraising campaigns.