The analytical results in this paper can provide useful information to both user and service provider for signing a cost-effective contract which provides a better trade-off between cost and QoS.
Britain, Ireland and Norway have all sought to make aid more cost effective by opening contracts in their programs to fight global poverty to international competition.
In 1988, three years after the legislation, the PHS published its report "Strategic Plan, National Hansen's Disease Center NHDCC)[ 64]." The plan reiterated the situation of the NHDC, and evaluated whether it would be cost effective and feasible to contract out the patient care activities of the Center and transfer the research activities elsewhere.
According to the interviewees, improved logistics may also include new types of contracts to enable cost effective biomass management, for example parties that maintain landscapes for free in exchange for the right to harvest, use or sell the biomass growing there.
But while it's great to get to that stage, getting a lawyer involved to go over a $3,000 contract isn't exactly cost effective.
Hence, landowners' conservation motives give governments a great opportunity to allocate conservation contracts in a more cost effective way, thereby extracting larger benefits for scarce conservation funds.
"Recent actions by the city to drastically curtail the number of beds available at the city's jail to house immigration detainees meant the existing detention contract was no longer viable or cost effective," ICE's statement read.
"Funded Space Act Agreements can be more cost effective in a constrained budget environment than cost-plus contracts," argued Phil McAlister, NASA director of commercial spaceflight development, in an email to HuffPost.
Call center telemarketing specialists would contract to supply sophisticated call-handling gear for high-volume sites, but it was simply not cost effective for smaller businesses.
This can be cost effective".
It is more cost effective.
