Sentence examples for resourcing decisions from inspiring English sources

Energy companies want to make better use of production and transport data to make resourcing decisions while one defence contractor is looking for "wiser" analysis of stakeholder networks in conflict zones.

This paper also introduces a methodology utilizing MP that will inform quantifiable cost estimates (e.g. Function Point analysis) and ultimately project, program, and enterprise level resourcing decisions.

It provides DoD leadership with a tool to visualize the impacts of resourcing decisions and potentially make better investments in programs to support the joint warfighter.

The senior officers are going to have really difficult resourcing decisions to make.

Health services are deeply affected by political and 'macro-ethical' [ 22] issues such as financial and resourcing decisions, contractual arrangements, and workforce changes.

In those areas, most of the available formal HRH were employees of not-for-profit providers allocated according to organisational discretion, an example of organisations on the ground making resourcing decisions rather than far-away ministries of health who do not have the information or the capacity to deploy staff productively.

Weighty human resources decisions replaced font choices and creative copy writing.

The question is, how well the police and crime panels (PCPs) will scrutinise these resource decisions over the coming months.

The extra attention also generated a greater level of scrutiny of the company's human resources decisions.

"As long as the federal government keeps putting money in," the official said, "there is no incentive to make resource decisions among multiple competing transportation options".

But critical water-resource decisions will not be made unless the basis for investing is premised upon the market value of water.