Sentence examples for participating enterprise. from inspiring English sources

A Virtual Enterprise Access Control (VEAC) model is proposed to handle resource management and sharing across each participating enterprise, which consists of a Project-based Access Control (PBAC) sub-model to manage public resources and a Role-based Access Control (RBAC) sub-model to manage private resources.

Pfohl and Gomm (2009) believed that SCF aimed not only to enhance the value of leading enterprises in the supply chain but also to improve the value of each participating enterprise in the supply chain.

The results of this study will facilitate more secure resource sharing, and overcome cooperation barrier from trust among participating enterprises in VE.

After-tax profits of the participating enterprises.

Specifically, the three components are (1) After-tax profits of the participating enterprises   (2) Net incomes of the employees involved   (3) Taxes paid on business profits and on adjusted gross employee income.

Of the total municipal value added, 4.4 million euros resulted from the after-tax profits of the participating enterprises and 4.1 million euros from the net incomes of the employees involved.

All participating enterprises, when viewed together, achieved average annual growth of 9.5%% (Fig. 5), which exceeds the overall growth of the Croatian economy according to the observed increase in gross national income.

Every business must learn to face what we call its "inevitable truth". The inevitable truth details the death of one incarnation of the industry and its participating enterprises and the emergence of a new one, driven by new technologies that may not today be ready for prime time but which, everyone knows, are just a few generations of development away from taking over.

The participating enterprises have agreed upon using scheduled mandatory meetings with all workers to give verbal and written information on the study and to distribute the baseline questionnaire.

The initial findings of the baseline survey show that participating enterprises have all adopted processes for carrying out due diligence in their supply chains.

We try to avoid this by giving the participating enterprises and their OPs, at the first stage, information primarily of the processes and principles of recruiting the controls to the study.