Narver et al. (2004) make a distinction between two behavioral sets: responsive and proactive.
"I think that Caltech was extremely responsive and proactive and did the right thing," she asserts.
However, the autonomous, responsive, and proactive natures of agents make the development of agent-based software systems more complex than other software systems.
Two mutually interacting practical problems impede NPPs from achieving such resilient outage control: 1) how to control errors and wastes effectively during the "handoffs" between tasks, and 2) how to respond to numerous contingencies in NPP outage workflows in a responsive and proactive manner.
In this discussion, you'll cover how what you are working on now fits in departmental and organizational plans, where the possible changes and opportunities are, and how to be both responsive and proactive to shifting needs and priorities.
CMAM also provides information on better care practices and health workers and community volunteers are more responsive and proactive to children with the condition.
The World Health Organization and other actors have acknowledged that "Ebola became epidemic in Guinea, Liberia, and Sierra Leone in large part because of their weak health systems" and that "countries need to create resilient integrated systems that can be responsive and proactive to any future threat".
"Our reaction was responsive, almost never proactive," he said.
Its website states that "this business model fosters a proactive, responsive and efficient approach to providing city services".
That happens implicitly, in the difference between Google Home and Amazon's Echo: the former integrates tightly with your Google account, reading emails, notes and calendar events to keep up to date with your life, while the latter takes a more hands-off approach, only linking with what it's told and generally attempting to be responsive, rather than proactive.
