Seisint said its system will also allow Equifax to efficiently prepare much more narrowly defined mailing lists, simplify the process of modifying lists and, eventually, speed up other Equifax services as well.
More importantly, it was, for the most part at least, a stern challenge to efficiently prepare them for the Four Nations opener against New Zealand next Saturday in Huddersfield.
The Dutch government has announced changes to public university programs that it says are designed to educate students more efficiently, to better prepare students for the job market and to foster research ties with the industry.
Dr. Laursen said that athletes might do best with a high-intensity warm-up, the sort that Andy Hampsten did; that can allow fast-twitch muscle fibers to contract more efficiently and can prepare the nerve fibers and the cardiovascular system for an all-out effort.
Behind the bar, a man in surgical gloves, tie and waiter's jacket efficiently prepares sandwiches.
In both cases, intentional control of behavior is evident in participants' ability to make rapid, flexible switches of task according to instruction or whim and to do so more efficiently when given time to prepare for each switch (e.g., Rogers and Monsell 1995; Meiran 1996; Arrington and Logan 2005).
Behind the scenes, Garg also claimed that Gobble can prepare meals much more efficiently than what she called "full stack food startups" like Sprig and Munchery.
They may also want to know the latest development in the subject matter and be able to prepare a teaching session more efficiently and effectively.
Koofers has aggregated data from more than 400 universities and uses social networks such as Facebook to attract students, who use the service to prepare for class, study more efficiently and save money.
In return, the report asks institutions to operate more efficiently and do a better job of preparing graduate students for scientific careers.
