Dr. Paul Polak, a social entrepreneur and author of "Out of Poverty," said that much detail was possible in a small operation with few patients, but he asked: "How are you going to do that when you have 50,000?" Mr. Adam says Watsi is becoming more streamlined.
Mr. Bader, Mr. Ben-Ami and Mr. Fierro said that while getting a mortgage might seem to be a daunting challenge, the underwriting process was becoming more streamlined, In fact, with Fannie Mae's "automated underwriting system," participating lenders can enter a borrower's mortgage application information into a computer and then electronically transfer that information to Fannie Mae.
These cuts are a symptom of a much larger problem, namely that higher education is becoming increasingly streamlined to fit into the demands of the economy, either in terms of conducting basic research that can be exploited for financial gain or by producing competent employees and managers to fill what positions the economy can still provide.
What used to be a nuisance pecking in a 16-digit credit-card number on a smartphone is becoming ever more streamlined.
He adds that augmented reality, where computerised information is overlaid onto a virtual or actual view of a site, is now becoming commonplace in construction, streamlining the design process and lowering building costs.
I believe that creating a scenario where the government drives the competition will not only allow more to be covered, but also will help drive prices down as private insurance companies will be forced to decrease costs through streamlining and becoming more innovative to be able to compete with the government programs.
By streamlining the process, and becoming the missing link between Photoshop and a live site, BaseKit can become the standard way for web professionals to get their creations online".
Even if investors do not establish direct profit-sharing agreements, they can provide capital that law firms could use to invest in technology, streamline processes and expand, becoming more profitable businesses, Mr. Baxter said.
Do you find countries in, say, the Middle East or Africa are becoming conscious that just administrative procedures, streamlining those, would go a long ways to increase in their trade?
