Provisioning in a sentence

Internet access provisioning When getting a user / customer online, beyond user provisioning and network provisioning, the client system must be configured.

Because fast and easy provisioning is valuable for the agility many organizations crave, CIOs outsource provisioning to a cloud service provider.

Over-provisioning An alternative to complex QoS control mechanisms is to provide high quality communication by generously over-provisioning a network so that capacity is based on peak traffic load estimates.

Charge-offs are almost certain to tick up as well, with provisioning taking a bigger bite out of earnings.

Data-driven insights, available from entitlement management (EM) systems, are essential for optimizing product road mapping, packaging, provisioning, and pricing decisions, all with the aim of delivering the best customer experience possible.

During the quarter, we have changed our provisioning norms on non-performing assets to make them more conservative for corporate, SME and business banking.

It said the banks will be given a one year period after the final guidelines are released for implementation of expected credit loss approach for loss provisioning.

Most governments need to strengthen public provisioning of comprehensive health protection with adequate financing.

Nevertheless, the increased loan loss provisioning in quarters ahead could potentially have a negative impact on distributable earnings per share.

Our species multiplies so successfully (or disastrously, some would say) thanks to male involvement and provisioning.

Similarly, a monetary penalty of Rs 1 lakh was imposed on the Jamnagar People’s Cooperative Bank Limited for “contravention of directions issued by the RBI on income recognition, asset classification and provisioning norms for loans and advances”.

Usage of a (machine) identity management: This can help organizations to automate the management of machine credentials, including the provisioning, rotation, and deprovisioning of credentials.

Villages are located close to waterways to allow for the smooth provisioning of water, as well as the practice of gardening to produce food which can be consumed and sold.

Wavelo () is a telecommunications software suite for service providers that simplifies the management of mobile and internet network access; provisioning, billing and subscription; developer tools; and more.

Where we don't have yet a strong number, it's our new acquisition in Uzbekistan, Ipoteka where the third quarter result was 0 due to basically provisioning.

Breezeline (formerly known as Atlantic Broadband) will operate under the National Content & Technology Cooperative’s mobile virtual network operator agreement, with provisioning supported by Reach.

Cost of funds increased to 4.3%, reflecting the broader market trend of rising interest rates, while the cost of risk was maintained at 7.3%, underscoring the Bank’s proactive approach in provisioning for credit risk.

For instance, road cess may be increased to account for the higher finance costs in road projects due to higher provisioning which will directly and indirectly affect other sectors as users would now have to pay increased road cess.

Grants varied from a minimum allocation of £300 to a hefty £50,000, providing resources for ventures like coach education and equipment purchase to larger-scale projects like floodlight installations and boat provisioning for sailing clubs.

In this way, the cloud GPU provider allows users to quickly get started by provisioning services, which saves time and cuts down on liabilities.