demand-driven processing
[/dɪˈmænd ˈdrɪvən ˈprɑːsɛsɪŋ/]
nounpl: demand-driven processing systems
processamento orientado por demanda
1. A computational or operational approach where tasks, data retrieval, or resource allocation are triggered and prioritized based on actual user requests or system requirements rather than predetermined schedules
The cloud service uses demand-driven processing to allocate server resources only when needed by clients.
O serviço de nuvem utiliza processamento orientado por demanda para alocar recursos de servidor apenas quando necessário pelos clientes.
2. In manufacturing and supply chain management, a production method where items are produced or processed in response to actual customer orders rather than forecasted demand
The factory switched to demand-driven processing to reduce inventory waste and improve efficiency.
A fábrica mudou para processamento orientado por demanda para reduzir desperdício de estoque e melhorar a eficiência.
3. In cognitive science and AI, a system that activates processes or computational resources only when specific inputs or queries trigger them
The neural network employs demand-driven processing to conserve energy by activating only relevant nodes.
A rede neural emprega processamento orientado por demanda para economizar energia ativando apenas os nós relevantes.
This term is predominantly used in technical and business contexts in both Brazil and the USA. In Brazil, it has gained prominence with the growth of cloud computing and digital transformation initiatives. American companies often use this approach in tech startups and e-commerce, reflecting efficiency-focused business models. The concept aligns with modern lean management philosophies that emphasize waste reduction and customer-centric operations.
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