class="MsoNormalAlthough the case for the
centralisation of shared services has been made here, those charged with that responsibility should be diligent enough to prevent delays.
However, numerous reports of
centralisation at long-term follow-up have shown recurrent radial wrist deviation, stiffness and growth disturbances.
Furthermore, history cautions us to be wary of the perils of taking
centralisation to extremes.
259 The number of jobs under threat at the DVLA in Coleraine if
centralisation moves go ahead
Three of these studies address the issue of
centralisation (Birkinshaw et al.
The concepts of
centralisation and decentralisation are not paradoxical entities; therefore, the question never arises of choosing either
centralisation or decentralisation.
Commenting on the
centralisation, group chief executive Alison Foxon said: "This move will provide economies of scale and scope.
Their aim is to bring groups opposing the
centralisation of services together to put pressure on the Executive.
Much of the house cleaning that has gone on in IT during the past two years has focused on one theme:
centralisation. With many IT infrastructures having grown organically - some might say chaotically - around the turn of the decade, senior executives have been forced to bring some rationalisation to sprawling portfolios of applications and systems that have become, if not unmanageable, at least too complex, costly and inflexible to sustain.
JOHN COLEMAN, the County Kildare permit-holder, has won his appeal against the Irpounds 800 fine imposed on him, and the 42-day ban imposed on his horse
Centralisation in relation to the horse's running at Thurles on May 10, writes Tony O'Hehir.
According to PLRA Director General Ayesha Hameed, the
centralisation of land record data has secured the land record system.