Sentence examples for more efficient improve from inspiring English sources

States will become more efficient, improve quality, and solve their own state-specific problems.

It will make our staff more efficient, improve the service our customers receive and save us a huge amount of money – never a bad thing in the current climate.

We leverage emerging technologies in significant ways to make us more efficient, improve our ability to serve our customers, and to make us more competitive.

The technology used by UPS generates a cache of data that opens up even more opportunities to become more efficient, improve the customer experience, innovate delivery solutions, and more.

Defenders of the government say other things matter more: reducing the fiscal deficit, making government more efficient, improving the business climate.

This includes investing in more efficient lighting and HVAC systems; using new software and AI to make buildings and operations more efficient; improving fleet logistics and introducing greener vehicles; and reducing packaging and product weight.

MIT Sloan Management Review guest editor Gerald C. Kane spoke with SCP's chief information officer Chris Cotteleer about how digital transformation through data and analytics makes his organization more efficient, improves patient outcomes, and offers attractive work environments for health care providers.

But it has focused on making its economics more efficient, improving design, expanding product categories and choosing appropriate locations, notes Allen.

Doncaster Museum and Art Gallery is to receive £120,000 to make it more energy efficient, improve its shop and cafe area and display "high quality artworks".

The money will help low-income families make their homes more energy efficient, improve public transit and create affordable housing close to transit.

The team's analysis of this linked data indicate that companies participating in the DOE's IAC program do become more efficient and improve in efficiency ranking over time when compared to peer companies in the same industry.