Although their high efficiency slashes electric bills, the bulbs' high cost was initially a deterrent to many consumers.
He would tell the American people that he is embarking on a Manhattan project to increase fuel efficiency and slash the cost of alternative energy sources to reduce our dependence on foreign oil.
Factory-assembled shelter now accounts for one third of new single-family homes, big enough to pressure site-built housing contractors to improve efficiency and slash prices.
For example, our OneStep technology for processing of aseptic milk reduces water utilization by 60percentt and our Tetra Therm pasteurizers use cutting-edge intelligent automation to drive resource efficiencies that slash water consumption by up to 80percentt compared to older versions.
And we will continue to do so – by investing in renewable energy, promoting greater efficiency, and slashing our emissions to reach the targets we set for 2020 and our long-term goal for 2050.
But colleagues at WHO tell me that the focus of the reform process is all about creating efficiency by slashing expenditures, increasing resource mobilization, and reducing the $300 million deficit over the next three years.
A push on improving operational efficiencies and slashing costs across the group is so far working, with the group reporting £740m operating profit for the financial year to 29 March 2015.
Whole Foods also tried to design a uniform look for the 365 stores that can be replicated in many cities, with efficiencies that will slash the time it takes for an employee to move from the stockroom to the shelves.
With more funding slashed, efficiency savings will make way to officers on the ground, because there are no more ways to save in other areas.
Its solutions have been described as less expensive than incumbent or rival solutions (it competes, Eades says, against the likes of Fortinet and Palo Alto Networks), although Eades claims that this is about efficiency, not margin slashing.
Ruthless corporate efficiency, the constant pressure to slash costs while growing sales, will always, eventually, militate against good beer.
