His predecessor, Charles O. Prince III, made similar promises but lacked the operational skill to keep the company on track.
Though it is hard to be certain, apparently the hard-marching Swiss possessed sufficient operational mobility to keep up with cavalry, at any rate in confined terrain such as Alpine valleys.
Flexible cultures which emphasize enjoyment and learning can spur product innovation in companies aiming to differentiate themselves, whereas stable and predictable cultures, which emphasize order and authority, can help maintain operational efficiency to keep costs low.
Together they represent hundreds of thousands of pounds of product ready for market, much of which currently goes the way of garden trimmings because they lack the bandwidth and operational efficiencies to keep up and compete.
Still, all of the five Haitian hospitals that responded to questions from this reporter, including Adventiste, said that while they are awash with donated supplies, they struggle to pay basic operational expenses to keep their institutions afloat.
In-patient services for admitted patients and emergency services were kept operational to prevent damage to health and to avoid loss of lives.
Despite LightSquared's bankruptcy filing, the company will remain operational and plans to keep fighting for regulatory approval.
New York City Transit officials would not comment on the proposals beyond confirming that the changes were "operational requirements" necessary to keep all lines running while the Manhattan Bridge construction work, which is now focused on the two sets of tracks on its north side, shifts to the two sets of tracks on its south side.
At a house fire, we need two firefighters to go inside, one to operate the pump and an officer in charge, to keep operational oversight.
"We honoured certain requests to keep operational details and the identity of the participants confidential," he wrote.
