Paul Simmons, Flybe's chief commercial officer, said the airline had undergone a significant overhaul of its business over the past year and "this has resulted in a more cost-effective, efficient and flexible operation, enabling us to increase the number of routes we can offer".
"For instance, if the amount of electricity your washing machine uses increases considerably, this might indicate that it will be more cost-effective and carbon-efficient to replace it.
It has also made almost all elements of food production more cost-effective and energy-efficient: milk lasts longer if you don't have to keep it in a pail in your well.
However, it's easy to navigate, relatively clean, and though it's expensive compared to other subway systems, it's much more cost-effective and time-efficient than attempting to drive.
"We believe that it's more cost-effective and more cost-efficient in the long run to take a comprehensive approach towards the problem," Hershovitz says.
Ms. Taylor described those benefits as "more cost-effective and efficient" than increasing salaries or cash bonuses.
"So the question is, what can we do, from the public sector working with industry, to make that more efficient, more cost-effective".
"The implementation cost was huge, but our perception is that electronic tolls are more efficient and more cost-effective," than manned tollbooths, said Dave Albers, of 407 Express Toll Route.
Headquarted in London, SimbaPay launched in 2015 to facilitate a more cost-effective and efficient transfer of funds across Africa.
The paradox of healthcare is that innovation increases expense, rather than producing more cost-effective and efficient processes, as is the case in industry [113].
The importance of protein therapeutics has motivated the search for more cost-effective and efficient cell lines capable of producing high quality protein products.
