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"We are trying to avoid the stovepiped environment by promoting open standards," he said in an interview.

Shelley wants governmental authorities to develop comprehensive strategies that treat terrorism, crime, and corruption together rather than through what she sees as current stovepiped approaches.

These problems mostly stem from stovepiped planning, which is conducted separately by function, with limited visibility into and much less integration with parallel efforts.

The trigger pull weighed over seven pounds, and the gun stovepiped about once per magazine.

It never failed to feed, it never stuttered, it never hiccupped, it never stovepiped, it just plain works.

Today, degrees are "stovepiped"--you have a degree in mechanical engineering or you have a degree in electrical engineering--but the time is coming where we're going to have a lot more interdisciplinary talent needed.

The DoD FM Community, similar to other functional communities, is susceptible to criticism for operating in a stovepiped environment, with limited cognizance of interactions with and impacts upon other functional activities.

Delays in implementation have extended the use of existing duplicative, stovepiped systems, and the need to fund them.

Essentially the logistics career fields were stovepiped and made up of specialists.

Additionally, earlier and more rigid sub-specialization has stovepiped learning into narrower and narrower brackets.

Staff sections within the Corps still perform stovepiped operations to a degree.

Each department provides information support in its respective specialized, or stovepiped areas, to multiple strike group warfare commanders.

Sir Jeremy went on: "The whole American effort was compartmentalised, stovepiped. The military and civilian arms were not working well together.