The word "optimising" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used as a verb, describing the action of making something as effective or perfect as possible. Example sentence: The team is optimising the new project plan to make sure it meets all of the requirements.
We have implemented pan-African human rights activism at the grassroots by optimising usage of our social media networks.
Other models include firms that developed automated trading programs once real-time data became available on Wall Street.Rapt, another start-up, is perhaps the best example to show that optimising a supply chain can be as challenging as managing a financial portfolio.
Another is DemandTec, which is working on optimising all the prices in a retail store, which can number in the thousands.
He certainly had ambitions for it, dreaming of a Nobel prize even though there is none for mathematicians.As the Soviet Union collapsed he turned his tirelessly analytical mind to business, "optimising" his political contacts to gain control of old state enterprises and creating a mammoth empire spanning media, oil and car-making.
Once we all become comfortable with that state of affairs we quickly begin optimising the physical and digital resources around us.
Open-source is extremely good at optimising existing programs, says Ray Ozzie, chief executive of Groove Networks and creator of the popular Lotus Notes.
Officials have said Russia faces a budget deficit this year of around 8%. Mr Putin has spoken of "optimising" the budget.
The book says nothing about optimising prison sentences or how to tackle recidivism rates.
Bill Ruh, who was hired from Cisco to get the operation going, says there are three main areas of work: how to optimise the performance of each machine (making GE's jet engines burn less fuel during landing, say); predicting when a machine will need repairs, to avoid unplanned downtime; and optimising the overall performance of the system in which the machine operates (a railway or wind farm, say).
"Now they can buy space on Yell.com, or they can bypass yellow pages by building their own website and optimising it on Google, or simply buying keywords from Google".
