The decision to demerge its two distinct business units was taken in 2012 as part of an aggressive de-leveraging, cost-cutting and restructuring programme.
For example, one of the NRE-CEs say that they aim at technological development so as to move up the value chain, leverage cost-leadership, and emerge as a global leader.
GAIN seeks to leverage cost-effective food fortification initiatives to improve health, cognitive development and productivity in developing nations.
Mr. Mills, speaking at a Goldman Sachs technology conference in San Francisco on Wednesday, called it "leveraging the cost structure of new mathematics".
At the time, 3Com was the dominant player, but by leveraging the cost and performance benefits of having an integrated transceiver technology in CMOS, we were able to transition the market from 10 megabit to 100 megabit Ethernet and move Intel's position from a minority player to the market leader within the network interface controller business.
Building research capacity requires political will and credibility, a responsive capacity-building plan, leveraging, and cost sharing [ 2, 12, 13].
Many student lenders, including Sallie Mae, support the president's initiative of leveraging low-cost federal financing to produce savings that can be used for more Pell Grants for students.
Until that's fixed, top line growth to leverage the cost cutting will be hard to come by.
This dilutes the potential to leverage other cost elements for a margin advantage.
278693 Craig A. Conway PeopleSoft Customers want to "leverage the cost effectiveness of Linux and deploy it on low-cost hardware," says David Sayed, a PeopleSoft manager.
