"effective company" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it to describe a company that is organized and successful. For example: "Google is an effective company that has revolutionized the digital world."
He is also credited with turning United Technologies into a lean, cost- effective company that has enjoyed six continuous years of double-digit earnings growth.
If jobs and growth aren't materialising at Australia's effective company tax rates of 24%and19%9%, how will a cut in the headline rate make a difference?
"You want to get all these creative people in a statistically small space," says Tony Hsieh, who built an effective company culture at Zappos.com, an online vendor of shoes and apparel.
"It's one thing to be a very effective individual; another to be a very effective company," points out Mr Christensen, who is also a non-executive director of FranklinCovey.Work second, family firstPerhaps Mr Covey's most appealing principle was that people should balance life and work.
A Microsoft-Yahoo! combination will create a more effective company that would provide greater value and service to our customers.
The best intros come from people they trust who have insight into what it takes to start an effective company.
It shows that 98%% of the most effective companies working with Big Data are presenting results of the analysis via visualization.
Good people may in the end decide they do not want to work for inhuman or merely operationally effective companies.
Success or failure isn't just about having a good product, or a well-run, cost-effective company with a sound capital structure.
Some cost-effective companies to consider are Amica Mutual, Geico, Progressive, Erie (mid-Atlantic only) and USAA (military only).
"Bankruptcy here has absolutely no relation to how economically effective a company is or to the amount of its debts.
