Sentence examples for more focused services from inspiring English sources

Using software platforms as a mechanism to offer their service, new digital players are able to offer better or more focused services with less costs and with significantly less human workforce involved.

He said: "The four strands of our savings approach - greater efficiency, fewer staff, more focused services and increased income - are delivering the savings we need to find over the next three years and beyond".

There are also more business focused services and voice technology suppliers that Opus Research covers.

More specialist and focused services would run alongside this universal provision.

For the highest nursing bands there was an urgent development need to enable more nurse-led clinics to operate, freeing up physicians' time as well as providing a more patient focused service.

But we might also consider how Britain's well-meaning but ramshackle charity laws should usefully be reformed, both to make charities more effective and more focused on services that justify the heavy taxpayer subsidy they enjoy.

The double-whammy of not one but two freelancer marketplaces (Meituan is more focused on services and tradespeople) underscores also the continuing growth of contractors as a key part of the labor force.

"We are getting more focused on services that provide info based on an individual's location," says Johnson. "Kind of like Google Now, except that we'll work on multiple platforms," says Johnson. "The idea is to develop apps that help you make decisions based on where family and friends in your network are located".

Luxe does offer additional services like car washes and gas refills, but ZIRX says that its much more focused on car services as a whole.

These communities in emerging markets are less focused on renting movies or selling games and more focused on remote services that can also be consumed digitally, like monitoring of medical conditions or receiving healthcare services over the phone.

It appears more focused on professional services than the consumer-oriented Handshake.