Sentence examples for aimed at productivity from inspiring English sources
Samsung's software offerings are often aimed at productivity and security.
These should be the target of interventions aimed at productivity recovery.
"We... made a few changes aimed at productivity and efficiency that undermined the feeling of ownership some of you have for your business," he wrote.
As we found before, a small minority of employees with high-frequency headache contributed highly disproportionately to the productivity losses, and these should be the target of interventions aimed at productivity recovery.
AnyAngle's multi-material front cover provides a nice bit of visual flair, and a folio-style look that should suit office use, and the key feature here is the folding kickstand that's clearly aimed at productivity nuts.
This eco-innovation is based on the principles and behaviour of plant physiology and was primarily aimed at productivity improvements to derive economic gains, but eventually resulted in environmental benefits as a byproduct (Horbach et al. 2012; Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) 2009; Carrillo-Hermosilla et al. 2010).
It is possible to observe great efforts to develop agricultural crops, focused on improving/developing new varieties, as well as new equipment and machinery for seeding and harvesting, aiming at productivity gains and efficiency.
The experience relates to TPS, whose founder Taiichi Ohno had been working for years both on perfecting various tools and techniques and on a philosophy of management aimed at enhancing productivity and quality of production facilities owned and operated by Toyota.
The macroeconomic policies aimed at improving productivity of the agriculture sector include providing additional funds for productivity improvement, farm mechanization, irrigation rehabilitation, importation of seed and fertilizer, among others.
Analysts believe it is aimed at boosting productivity, but there is scepticism about whether it will work.
The only remedies are a period of wage restraint combined with structural reforms aimed at boosting productivity.
