"Leveraging our scale, we will seek to establish a larger number of patient trials addressing the health issues that matter to our local population," the document says.
We also need to relentlessly focus on improving our bottom line by finding new more efficient ways to work and leveraging our scale.
It has brought about a paradigm shift in the computing world by bringing about on-demand access to computing resources by leveraging enormous scale server-side computing in the form of massive datacenters.
So, by leveraging the scale afforded by the Web and by streamlining ordering mechanisms, the co-founders hope to significantly reduce the time and cost it takes for local businesses to print their essential corporate, promotional, and marketing materials.
Those who look like they may be progressing to the next stage of their development get access to Flextronics' network of factories for manufacturing, procurement network and marketing network — effectively hitting the jackpot by leveraging Flextronics' scale.
Akamai provides leading solutions for defending Web sites and Web applications by leveraging the scale and intelligence of its global platform to protect against even the largest and most sophisticated DDoS and application-layer attacks.
As Unilever CEO Paul Polman has said, "Business must make a bigger difference to global challenges by leveraging its scale, influence, expertise and resources to drive transformational change at a systemic level".
While acknowledging the role of the private sector (especially as solar and wind come down in price), he shows how public investment is essential to leveraging the scale of private and community investment necessary to retool our energy, transportation and housing infrastructure to achieve the goal of greatly reducing carbon pollution in America and the world.
Advocates of size think that a big company can leverage scale to cut costs, use these savings to invest more in advertising and innovation, and so gain even more scale.But there are also diseconomies of scale.
Conventional wisdom is that centralized ordering leverages scale and improves efficiency.
