As part of this partnership,
Complexity players will have access to WinStar's hotel, golf courses and concerts.
First, and perhaps most importantly, how will we measure success of the KT
Complexity Network?
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Complexity [also] reduces business agility because, to change one thing, you have to change lots of other things,' the paper added.
The above studies focused on the
complexity of air traffic situations from different perspectives.
This cross sectional study was designed to apply Index of
Complexity, Outcome and Need (ICON) in Pakistani population to assess treatment need and
complexity grades, among the patients visiting department of Orthodontics, de,Montmorency College of dentistry, Lahore, Pakistan.
It is assumed part design
complexity will have minimal or no influence on the cost per casting in post-fabrication operations including pour, shakeout and secondary operations such as heat treatment, machining and inspections.
The main results included that participants considered the organoleptic qualities of intensity, harmony, length (persistence in mouth) and balance to be important contributors to perceived
complexity, these varying somewhat as a function of taster expertise.
Complexity theory is very much concerned with the study of the structure and dynamics of complex adaptive systems (CAS), characterised with nonlinearity, self-organization, and emergent properties [6].
Managing
complexity is becoming a more urgent concern for many companies because the
complexity of projects and management systems appears to be increasing.
Yet the very notion of network
complexity lacks a strict and agreed-upon definition.
Cornerstone Advisors managing director of Technology Services Brad Smith said, "These executives are battling less with the
complexity of their technology architectures than they are with the
complexity of managing all that technology.