Expertise, need for

The technology package for the toll should be at least partially established prior to starting the active search for a toller. This will assist you in defining the level and areas of expertise needed for the project. Some companies that frequently let toll contracts have internal service groups that assist in the toller selection process. An example of an internal questionnaire used at such a company is shown in Example 2-1. It is an excellent way to identify the expertise required for a specific tolling project. 

The expertise needed for certain roles can be easily determined with the rolecentric view. All roles are arranged alphabetically. Figure 5.5 shows a part of the role-centric view of the sample design process shown in Fig. 5.2. 

Loss of skills or expertise needed for specific functions... 

Actors representatives of relevant departments, suppliers, customers, client/ consumer group, humanware knowledge/expertise needed for the specific domains involved in this case the knowledge may be varied, because the knowledge needed may depend on the ideas generated and developed people may be involved later in the process when needed libraries might also be searched. 

A procedure shall be defined and executed for a functional safety assessment in such a way that a judgement can be made as to the functional safety and safety integrity achieved by the safety instrumented system. The procedure shall require that an assessment team is appointed which includes the technical, application and operations expertise needed for the particular installation. 

Safety staffing demands are not solely based on an organization s employee count. There is a baseline of activity and expertise needed for the organization-wide and facility levels that is independent of number of facilities and a component of effort that is dependent on the number of employees/facilities. There are certain basic good practices and principles that can apply to any safety management system, including the following ... 

Careful consideration has to be given to all aspects of each approach—such as the reliability, the total cost, and the need for equipment and expertise—before making the final decision. The main advantage of measurements is the reliability of the results, the disadvantage being the need for often expensive equipment. 

This core group will be regularly supplemented by other specialists, tapped as needed for their particular expertise. 

Input status of existing processes status of existing programs and elements need for local customization specialized knowledge and expertise from technical staff, operators, etc. quality tool experience and facilitation skills... 

Today, the use of CHIRBASE as a tool in aiding the chemist in the identification of appropriate CSPs has produced impressive and valuable results. Although recent developments diminish the need for domain expertise, today the user must possess a certain level of knowledge of analytical chemistry and chiral chromatography. Nevertheless, further refinements will notably reduce this required level of expertise. Part of this effort will include the design of an expert system which will provide rule sets for each CSP in a given sample search context. The expert system will also be able to query the user about the specific requisites for each sample (scale, solubility, etc.) and generate rules which will indicate a ranked list of CSPs as well their most suitable experimental conditions (mobile phase, temperature, pH, etc.). 

Recent advancements in microprocessor technology coupled with the expertise of companies that specialize in machinery diagnostics and analysis technology, have evolved the means to provide vibration-based predictive maintenance that can be cost-effectively used in most manufacturing and process applications. These microprocessor-based systems simplify data acquisition, automate data management, and minimize the need for... 

Industry in general requires user-friendly equipment for industrial monitoring without the need for expertise for operation and data interpretation. Equipment and techniques that do require corrosion expertise will therefore, be limited to a service , i.e. specialist, company providing both equipment and personnel on a contract basis. 

As medical researchers continue to explore the therapeutic properties of interferons, chemical engineers will continue to provide the expertise needed to make available the quantities of these molecules necessary for clinical evaluation. 

Thermal storage applications have been proven to be efficient and financially viable, yet they have not been exploited sufficiently. For widespread applications of properly designed and high-efficiency thermal energy storage systems, one must consult the scientific and technical expertise of scientists and engineers in this field. There is an urgent need for an educational opportunity to serve this purpose. 

A variety of online solid extraction devices and applications have been developed for bioanalysis. Many are easy to build in laboratories or commercially available. Unlike offline methods, minimal operator intervention is needed for daily sample analysis after online applications are set up, so the approach is both labor- and cost-effective. The technique can also minimize errors arising from manual operations, eliminate potential inconsistencies caused by different operators, and provide accessibility of LC/MS/MS applications to laboratories that have minimal analytical expertise. 

The objective of QualAID ( ) is to provide advice on how much and what type of quality assiarance (QA) and quality control (QC) is needed for various types of environmental analyses. The purpose of this system is to provide consistently good advice to chemists whose primary field of expertise is other than QA/QC. 

Members of the institutional staff are familiar with the current literature and are generally aware of innovative thought and practices by their peers. As physicians become aware of the skill, availability, and importance of pharmaceutical compounding and that they can literally have almost any medication they need, in the form and strength they need for a specific situation, they generally request it more often. As the institutional pharmacy staff demonstrates expertise and problem-solving skills, the medical staff consistently calls upon them [14]. 

Most expertise/resources for all phases of process analytical methodology development are typically available in the different functional areas of a manufacturing plant that has some laboratory capacity. But these need to be effectively organized. Thus, there is not necessarily the need for additional personnel in manufacturing to implement process analytics. However, the coordination of this existing expertise in the different areas, and the approval of the area management to redirect some resources to process analytics and not merely consider this an add-on project are critical for long-term success. Alternatively, most expertise... 

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