However, during the design phase of production systems, the decisions taken as an answer to productivity requirements have an impact on product quality; similarly the decisions taken to meet quality requirements affect the productivity performance of the system.
Although Mr. Bloomberg took a much more measured tone with labor leaders and offered a softened version of productivity requirements needed to gain raises in the current contract negotiations, his rosier budget picture did not go unnoticed by those leaders.
Heiner Reimann, a ver.di official, said that every year after Christmas he is flooded with complaints from temporary workers who say they were falsely led to believe they would get permanent jobs at Amazon if they met tough productivity requirements.
As he moves forward, the mayor also indicated that he wants city unions to agree that any raises be based on savings of pension and health care costs, plus new productivity requirements.
The TC Series was designed to scale to fulfill many consumers' daily entertainment and productivity requirements.
Do you foresee any change in user activity (regardless of websites or mobile) in view of changing demographics and employee productivity requirements being ratcheted up (i.e., employers don't want employees playing around in Internet all day)?
The market is mainly being driven by productivity requirements, as employees use the services to foster collaboration and enhance communication by accessing documents, files and folders from anywhere and on any device.
The aim of DSS is to assist the decision makers in finding the configuration of a new line that will meet quality and productivity requirements and minimize the investment costs.
Yet, design productivity requirements push designers to focus on key micro-architectural solutions to manage more efficiently the scaling of multi-core SoCs as well as to increase the degree of design automation, particularly as rapid prototyping using reconfigurable computing is becoming mainstream.
Watching the show -- including the episode in which the CEO of a waste management company vacuumed out port-a-potties and learned that one of his employees, a woman who drives a garbage truck, has to urinate in a cup because her productivity requirements leave her no time for a bathroom break -- I thought of Benjamin Disraeli.
