Sentence examples for managed capacity from inspiring English sources

Ericsson is betting that it will be able to sign similar deals with other American operators in order to gain economies of scale.Vodafone has outsourced more of its IT, again inspired by the Indian example, and it is using the Indian "managed capacity" model at one of its rapidly growing subsidiaries in Turkey.

Among other things, it helps companies manage capacity and evaluate their online customer service.

After all, the point of alliances is a joint approach to the market, mainly to manage capacity.

Conversely, public hospitals are overwhelmed with patients and need to better manage capacity, inventories, waiting lines, and working capital.

Even high-skill businesses such as IT services commonly "shop bodies" at an hourly rate to customers that want to manage capacity flexibly.

The bank had to manage capacity both in individual branches one branch sometimes had as many as 15 active experiments—and across all the branches undertaking experiments.

Jefferies, a bank, reckons America's steel consumption will grow by 2.8% this year.In Europe, despite some efforts to manage capacity by idling facilities, there is little chance of the big closures required.

And indeed, not only does it entail managing capacity and figuring out the best collection and retrieval methods, it also means synching with both the IT and the business teams and paying attention to complex security and privacy issues.

Applying the Theory of Constraints (TOC) philosophy in the decision-making process in managing capacity, will improve the capacities of the bottleneck resources hence increase the Throughput and creating competitive advantage.

We had to get good at managing capacity and peaks.

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