The first definition is characterized by control, predictability, and efficiency, in view of optimality in ecosystem functioning.
Increasing process effectiveness and efficiency in view of shrinking natural resources, increasing competitiveness and profitability by selling functionality and service instead of physical products give strategic references for the development of the so called sustainable manufacturing community (SMC).
Descriptive power, robustness, compactness as well as computational efficiency are viewed as important properties.
We also find that firm efficiency is viewed as a proxy for CEO effort and, therefore, CEO's tenure has a positive impact on efficiency.
Enterprise architecture will enable attention to be focused on the development of a collaborative business model, which will help to achieve efficiencies in view of the complex set of economic, social and environmental parameters.
What system integrations could provide more efficiency in viewing these key performance metrics (KPIs)?
Moreover, promoting energy efficiency is viewed as an urgent priority vis-à-vis the future of energy transition in Germany.
Organic light-emitting devices (OLEDs) have made impressive progress during the past two decades due to high luminance efficiency, wide viewing angle, flexibility, and low cost [1, 2].
To summarise the debate, we feel that those arguing for the inclusion of productivity gains present valid arguments from an efficiency point of view, as do those opposing this view based on arguments of fairness.
Network lifetime and energy-efficiency are viewed as the dominating considerations in designing cluster-based communication protocols for wireless sensor networks.
