What could be more efficient, delivering more bang for the buck, in the areas of child, maternal and family health, nutrition, safe water, environment and places of work, education, world peace?
Therefore, the key was to make Internet access affordable by making it more efficient to deliver data and improving the efficiency of apps to less data.
"Of course it would be more efficient to deliver it by pipeline, but ultimately the construction and the timing are a government prerogative".
The thinking was that the NHS could become more efficient and deliver better care if it was not a centrally managed organisation.
In a blog for civil service staff, he wrote: "The tough financial climate has forced us to make big changes: to reorganise, become more efficient, and deliver more for less.
The effect of all of this is to stimulate competition between higher education providers, in the belief that they will become more efficient, and deliver the best value for money for students.
(This does prompt the question: how much energy does it take to toast industrial quantities of sliced bread?) The south-east London brewery Four Pure, has switched from bottles to cans, a form of packaging that is not only infinitely recyclable but also smaller and lighter than a glass bottle, making it more efficient to deliver.
The helps Apple in terms of allowing it to build more efficient media deliver for mobile devices, that use less bandwidth while preserving quality.
His mass asset dump is certainly faster and more efficient in delivering a whopping return to shareholders than EOP's formerly announced plan to sell off some $3 billion in assets over 18 to 24 months.
Compared to PLGA microspheres, silk microspheres were more efficient in delivering rhBMP-2, probably due to sustained release of the growth factor, while less efficient in delivering rhIGF-I, likely due to loading efficiency.
A central data centre has the potential to be a lot more efficient in delivering computing capability than stand-alone PCs, but not all.
