Sentence examples for improving response time from inspiring English sources

American Express's consolidation of customer service call center operations in India, for example, cut service costs per customer by 20%to30%0% while improving response time and boosting the percentage of satisfied customers by 20 points.

WSN aims to deploy more advanced leak detection equipment/systems to continuously monitor and analyse leaks, thereby improving response time and minimizing impact to customers.

In the next version of the software, the company built in a "look ahead" feature, so that the technicians could see what equipment was likely to be needed for the next call, improving response time - and customer satisfaction - even more.

Transferring services might mean the closure of a fire station, but retaining the same number of firefighters and possibly improving response time, the proposal says.

Dr. Acheson of the F.D.A. said federal authorities had been meeting with state health officials to seek ways to improve the surveillance system, including standardizing menu questionnaires and improving response times.

Changes brought in by the team include improving response times to calls to the council's housing and supply department and reducing processing times for housing benefit claims from more than two months to under one month.

A pilot program for Fire Department dispatchers in Queens was so successful in improving response times that it will be extended across the city next month, the department said on Tuesday.

According to White, who has been with the department for 18 years, the DPD's five main priorities right now are (in no particular order): Homicide reduction, improving response times, graffiti elimination, narcotics enforcement, and vice. .

But just as importantly, public service workers also use their collective voice to negotiate in the public interest, including improving response times for paramedics and lowering social worker caseloads to allow adequate time to investigate child abuse allegations. .

But just as importantly, public service workers also use their collective voice to negotiate in the public interest, including improving response times for paramedics and lowering social worker caseloads to allow adequate time to investigate child abuse allegations.

Behavioural side-bias occurs in many vertebrates, including birds as a result of hemispheric specialization and can be advantageous by improving response times to sudden stimuli and efficiency in multi-tasking.