I had developers who thought that the chief architect was a bottleneck – having to be involved in every decision.
"We're trying to become a job exchange without becoming a bottleneck like Futurestep," says HotJobs Chief Executive Richard Johnson.
"The idea is to help the industry get rid of its own bottlenecks," Chad Brown, Viryl's chief executive officer, told The Globe And Mail.
Brazil must also get rid of "supply-side bottlenecks", noted Christine Lagarde, the IMF's chief, who visited Brazil in May.
Given its biological importance, we can interpret the signature of positive selection on GCS1 in European, Middle East North Africa and Central South Asian populations as a potential sweep in a bottleneck position in the network and a chief regulatory position.
But infrastructure bottlenecks and power cuts are substantial "negatives," Bruce Rockowitz, chief executive of Li & Fung, said at a recent news conference in Hong Kong.
"We are shaking off the bottlenecks and excesses of the last run," said William Rhodes, chief investment strategist at the Williams Capital Group, "and you have to do that to get ready for the next run".
Chief Executive Bert Nordberg told Reuters the company was suffering from a supply bottleneck for components like circuit boards and liquid crystal displays.
"There is no question, our new structure will increase accountability, will reduce bottlenecks and speed decision-making," Terry S. Semel, Yahoo's chairman and chief executive, said in an interview.
From a networking perspective, the chief impediment to throughput enhancement in infrastructure networks such as IEEE802.11 is the access point bottleneck: all traffic to, through, and from the network has to pass through this access point.
