deliverable
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definition
noun
The better you understand the software's underlying logic flow, the easier and faster it will be to produce and discuss the deliverables you and your clients want.
a thing able to be provided, especially as a product of a development process.
adjective
goods in a deliverable state
able to be delivered.
example
The next step is to identify a pair of ‘readily 'deliverable' , high quality projects’ that it hopes to get its teeth into before Christmas.
Getting planning permission for such a 'deliverable' project would be a major step but we have a lot of work to do in putting funding to together.
At a recent meeting, an officer in the transport planning department cheerfully stated: ‘We do not have a 'deliverable' transport strategy beyond the ring road.’
It should also include 'deliverable' milestones all along the way.
If we are not going to find these moneys, either scrutiny or the Council needs to come up with a 'deliverable' idea to make savings.
So it's much more 'deliverable' out of our hands than would have been the case before.
Unfortunately, it is often not enough and the final designs that we turn into 'deliverable' software are still not as good as they should be.
Will the emphasis continue to be on 'deliverable' targets that can be linked back to government policies, even if this risks displacing other (possibly more important) goals?
‘We have been told that if we can come up with sensible, 'deliverable' solutions then ministers will look on them very favourably and provide the additional resources required,’ he said.
Mustard gas is close to irrelevant weighed against the threat of nuclear weapons, especially effectively 'deliverable' ones.
Also, review the specifications and 'deliverable' descriptions to be used by potential providers.
And happen it will before the last bar of 'deliverable' silver is gone.
It is equally important that those who live, work and play in the area make their contributions to add to and shape the master plan with practical and 'deliverable' visionary ideas.
‘The research projects should be based on 'deliverable' outputs, rather than on the input desires of individuals or groups,’ he says.
If you're able to specify the 'deliverable' hardware, be conservative; try to look at this from the turnkey system viewpoint, as opposed to office desktop.
The most basic 'deliverable' metric is to count the number of parts released to the manufacturing resource planning bill of materials.
These ambitions, however, need to be turned into a credible and 'deliverable' programme of investments…
But it is criminal when politicians hold out these promises without a detailed, 'deliverable' plan.
In so doing they have re-energised Third World preventive medicine; the goal is 'deliverable' technology, cheap drugs, vaccines you only give once.
It would also acknowledge the fact, clearer by the day, that world war is so much more 'deliverable' than world peace.
The successful candidate will be responsible for executing assigned projects with 'deliverables' developed on a compressed schedule that might exhibit rapid changes in direction.
Already talking to people about producing 'deliverables' .
‘It would not be unusual in any investment for the government to expect specific 'deliverables' ,’ one source close to the matter said.
So what are my final 'deliverables' , as consultants are fond of saying?
There are multiple 'deliverables' that should be produced during the design phase of creating your software, whether you do it yourself, or outsource the design.
This may be because of the individualistic tendency to have an underlying definition of a team as a task-oriented entity, focused on a specific activity, with formal roles and 'deliverables' .
You'll notice that none of this necessarily involves a computer - although I'll admit it's hard to produce really slick 'deliverables' with a 2HB pencil.
Figure 1 shows the project phases and the key project 'deliverables' produced.
However, organizations sometimes find it difficult to take that view when there is strong pressure for short-term delivery of products or 'deliverables' from users.
With parameters set by the information architect's 'deliverables' , development can flow more easily than ill-defined tasks.
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