Enforcement
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For other uses, see Enforcement (disambiguation).
Enforcement is the processing of set schedules via dispatching to execution.
The latency of any type of human work force to escape under avert conditions from set demand for fulfilment with parameters of punctuality, performance and quality is compensated by procedures of enforcement, as e.g.
- reminders
- admonition
- disciplinary action
- demand note
- hierarchical challenge
etc.
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