Sentence examples for improving cost efficiency from inspiring English sources
The importance of revisiting the algorithms for dynamically mapping user-driven virtual resources into physical resources within distributed clouds is highlighted in [12], where an optimal unified resource allocation framework for improving cost efficiency of networked clouds is formulated, and efficient heuristics to solve the problem are proposed.
In advance of the event, a sponsoring vice president personally invites hundreds of employees to submit ideas around a chosen theme developing novel customer solutions, for instance, or dramatically improving cost efficiency.
Charged with improving cost efficiency, manufacturing head Heidi Wilson physically followed goods as they traveled through her company, sought line managers' insights, identified vested interests, compiled data, and packaged her ideas in punchy presentations that persuaded critics.
The lessons learned from earlier problems have encouraged scientists and leading commercial companies to increase their efforts toward improving cost efficiency and better product positioning in the market within the confines of product capabilities.
Through an in-depth study of eight highly productive two-year, and four-year colleges and universities– with productivity 32 to 60percentt higher than average we identified five winning strategies, focusing on raising the rate at which students complete their degrees and improving cost efficiency.
It obvious that improved simulation capabilities will have a rather large impact on improving cost efficiency both with respect to aircraft development cost and aircraft operational cost.
By identifying high operating costs associated with the incumbent manual monitoring system, it was possible to demonstrate improved cost efficiency of the programme.
INTRODUCTION: Reducing long length of stay (LLOS, or inpatient stays lasting over 30 days) is an important way for hospitals to improve cost efficiency, bed availability and health outcomes.
Low-cost voluntary practices based on well-established agricultural management practices have been combined with cost-shared (structural) practices in Conesus Lake watersheds to mitigate the impact of agricultural runoff on water quality and to improve cost efficiency of agricultural operations.
