"process transparency" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to describe a situation in which the process in question is made clear and visible. For example, "The company is committed to process transparency as they believe it will help make the business more efficient and successful."
But that intelligence must be targeted, and it must be subject to due process, transparency and meaningful independent oversight.
In combining business and IT, this needs to be underpinned by a scalable, future-proof technology that can cross many boundaries, including mobility, security and process transparency.
THE lack of a traditional appeal process, transparency and legally binding precedent, along with the wide scope of what can be challenged under the free-trade investment rules, have made many people wary in all three nations, including government officials.
In addition, data preparation, the function derivation process and assumptions should be documented to ensure process transparency and repeatability.
Expected benefits of the metaplanning exercise include better process understanding by the participants, improvements in management, and enhanced process transparency and accountability.
Even if their decision was correct, which currently seems at best suspect, their complete lack of process transparency, and Buytaert's vaguely worded hinting-without-really-saying-anything statement, makes it very hard to have any faith in it.
When I started my career 21 years ago, I followed many trends when photographing weddings (like using a star filter, using a soft focus filter on my lens and cross processed transparency film).
The main suggestion was to increase processes transparency and improve local access to data.
Achieving this will require developing norms, in the form of rules and guidelines, establishing decisionmaking processes, transparency policies, and certification/accreditation processes to create a subset of easily identifiable and protected health-related domains for the public interest [ 13].
The counting process lacked transparency.
"I believe due process and transparency already exist," she said.
