Sentence examples for scheduling and tracking from inspiring English sources

BUZZ: Partnered with Freightquot.com in May, allowing for online scheduling and tracking of the shipping process.

Expectation tracking tools facilitate scheduling and tracking steps in a study (e.g., which assay should be performed when and by which lab).

Current and future development efforts address five key ancillary study scenarios: (1) sub-setting, tracking, and pooling participants within studies; (2) reporting and analysis at the participant group level; (3) scheduling and tracking expectations; (4) providing data context; and (5) tracing data provenance.

The Palm.Net site's Web clipping applications for travelers include flight schedules and tracking for major airlines, traffic coverage and directions, Fodor's and Frommer's guidebooks, a gas station finder and weather reports.

Coaching: Provides an out-of-the-box workflow for scheduling, delivering, and tracking coaching that is integrated with individual quality monitoring evaluation scores and key performance indicators (KPIs).

With Smartsheet, users can do everything from scheduling deliveries and tracking invoices to handling sales lead assignments and managing brand launches.

Tools that automate logistics like scheduling, messaging and tracking allow mentors to work with more students (while still providing individual attention) than would otherwise be possible in a traditional classroom setting.

In addition, CM success seems to be enhanced if jobs are scheduled and tracked within the cells.

With Goals, Google launched a new Google Calendar feature last year that allowed you to easily schedule and track certain goals you set for yourself.

An endless stream of spreadsheets, emails and phone calls creates confusion, but automation will see that your work orders are scheduled and tracked while notifications keep everyone tuned in and up to date.

The Chore Chart template allows families to schedule and track children's weekly chores, and even lets multiple kids (or anyone, really) compete to see who has done the most.