One negotiates with them on the basis of verifiable step-by-step processes where you know what you're getting and your expectations are relatively low over time".
Examples of these functions are planning the step-by-step processes for the product, part programming in numerical control, and scheduling the production operations in the factory.
Since the 1960s, researchers have attempted to understand the step-by-step processes that designers use to create a variety of products, including textiles (Watkins, 1988).
McKinsey estimated that as of 2000, about 44% of workers focused on transactional interactions (step-by-step processes) while about 15% focused on transformational activities that change something in the physical world.
Cascade-up rupture growth is usually considered as a series of discrete step-by-step processes in which we observe 'a small wave from a small rupture followed by a large wave from a large rupture' (e.g., Ellsworth and Beroza 1995; Ide and Aochi 2005).
Disney calls the practice "knowledge transfer" whereby IT professionals chart the step-by-step processes of the job, audiotaping conversations and recording their computer screens.
For Heritage Handcrafted, this meant recording step-by-step processes to make our products in an efficient way that maintained quality.
Most of the integration approaches have used step-by-step processes.
"This is a step-by-step process.
Treatments come through in a step-by-step process.
"It's a step-by-step process," Ni said.
