Sentence examples for provisioning activities from inspiring English sources

The economy as a network of provisioning activities is completely absorbed within and fully inextricable from the traditional mode of existence as a whole.

Quite often the middleware provisioning activities are carried out by different actors without much interaction among them, which results in an iterative trial-and-error process to provisioning.

- Make sure the cloud platform is correctly configured: "Enhancing automation of configuration management and infrastructure provisioning activities significantly reduces vulnerabilities linked to misconfiguration, mismanagement, missing patches and mistakes," he said.

The authors argue that 1) In the digital age, the basic service provision activities of NGOs and humanitarian aid organizations have become data collection processes – they are now one and the same – and; 2) by using digital data in their operations these organizations subject themselves to a range of (domestic) laws and regulations to which they were not before.

The BHP was closely linked to local health care provision activities.

The discussion and analysis in this paper is limited to gender and sexually non-conforming people associated with the service provision activities of public health NGOs.

While ideation has often been applied to designing demand generation interventions in family planning, we also applied the basic ideas of ideation to designing our service provision activities.

The emphasis on transaction costs is particularly pertinent under fee-for-service funding models where only direct service provision activities are funded.

The case study which is the subject of this paper was selected specifically because of the partnering with a private sector organisation to manage whole system redesign of primary care and to support the commissioning of services for people with long term conditions at risk of unplanned hospital admissions and associated service provision activities.

Many institutional review boards can be reproached for existing in a parallel universe to the daily health care provision activities of their institution, as if they were part of a failed marriage sharing a roof but rarely sitting down to talk, and only doing so when there are serious conflicts that leave them with no choice but to make an urgent decision.

The only recourse is poorer service provision, structuring activities through offshore tax havens to avoid tax and ever higher fares.