workstrand

plural workstrands

1. managementA group of sequentially related elements of a project.

   Twenty five agencies participated in the ASCP, which involved six workstrand areas

   2008, WC Council, “Effective Relationships and Collaborative Arrangements between Central and Local Government”, in waitakere.govt.nz

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   In addition, the LIS is a key player in the Education and Training Workstrand, a group of topic specific professionals who inform the LISMG.

   2000, B Anagnostelis, “Innovations online”, in Health Libraries Review

   ... Sustainable Cities, ‘Investing in Child and Youth Development’ (ICYD) workstrand which began in 2003 and was completed in June 2006

   2006, PS Peteru, “Youth participation with local councils: a snapshot of office reflections involving young people in …”, in repositoryaut.lconz.ac.nz

   This workstrand builds directly on the pioneering work of the EVE project which transformed curatorial attitudes to digital surrogates

   2008, J Gardner with J Green, A Abu-Zayed, S Milward, et al., “CHARTER Project Plan”, in exeter.openrepository.com

   “This workstrand has estimated that around £16bn per year is spent on IT across the wider public sector...."

   2009 April 21, “£7.2bn cuts in government back-office and IT spend”, in Computing