How can multiple stakeholders be efficiently organized to pool their resources most effectively.
The sizeable model complexity of cloneHD requires the data to be efficiently organized to avoid wasting computational effort.
In Australia, the CDC system is efficiently organized with ongoing monitoring, systematic responses along agreed lines, well-defined roles, and very good service delivery (Professor R Speare, personal communication).
More specifically, we need to identify how community-based rehabilitation can be efficiently organized and how adequate coordination and coherence between health care providers and across sectors can be optimized in practice.
Business-to-business electronic marketplaces "offer great promise as means through which significant cost savings can be achieved, business process can be more efficiently organized and competition may be enhanced," said Robert Pitofsky, the F.T.C. chairman.
The theoretical basis of transaction cost economics is that the boundaries of organizations are in part a function of the nature of the business transacted, where relatively complex transactions are more efficiently organized in settings that feature stronger administrative controls.
The make-or-buy decision has been studied extensively in the context of transaction cost economics, which posits that the boundaries of organizations are in large part a function of the nature of the business transacted, where relatively complex transactions are more efficiently organized in settings that feature stronger administrative controls, such as ownership [23, 27, 29].
However, as transactions become more complex, they are most efficiently organized within forms of governance that offer stronger controls.
Then, I will argue that while different types of visual stimuli are robustly represented in the infant brain, they may not yet be robustly, efficiently organized by category; indeed, even a strong domain-specific marker such as inversion may not be as robustly, efficiently represented by young children as it is by adults.
Furthermore, services in countries with higher GDPs may be more efficiently organized, with specific services providing specific programmes, compared to more "disorganized" systems being forced to provide a variety of programmes despite insufficient resources.
