Sentence examples for valuable organisations from inspiring English sources
"I'm looking forward to engaging with our staff, our communities and the valuable organisations that help make our city what it is, and discussing how we make Cardiff an even better place to live, work and enjoy".
However, in an ongoing Guardian poll launched on these pages last week, teachers have voted Becta as the most valuable organisation among a list of six national bodies (49% voted it the most valuable, compared with just 3.9% for the QCDA).
"Crowdsource testing for security weaknesses can be hugely valuable to organisations".
We believe these estimates would be valuable to organisations when planning a database migration from a physical server to the cloud, or between cloud platforms.
Their technologies should get even more valuable: the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development OECDD) says that investment in water infrastructure and maintenance will have to grow by 7% a year, in real terms, over the next 20 years.
Bow Arts now has an excellent team with a really broad range of professional experience, as this is so valuable to the organisation.
A data scientist takes raw data and marries it with analysis to make it accessible and more valuable for an organisation.
The lessons will be valuable to any organisation concerned about disaster recovery.Estonia, which regained independence in 1991 after being occupied by the Soviet Union, was the target of what many regard as the first instance of cyber-warfare.
In the concomitant tasks reconfiguration, part of the skills accumulated by experienced workers may become obsolete while others remain valid and valuable for the organisation.
It's not true, but there is a lot of concern that women may be seen as less valuable to an organisation if they work flexibly or take a break," she says.
Some participants of the control group M&M meetings, who had no experience of using the process, felt that if it was rigorously completed, the data would provide 'clear performance metrics which could be hugely valuable to the organisation'.
