Pärson also replaced the cumbersome paper administrative system with an electronic one.
However, a small number of papers identified administrative and documentation issues (relating to format of the document, its access and privacy of information).
The drawbacks include not being able to sell ads in discounted packages with other magazines, and not being able to get cheaper deals on paper and administrative expenses.
The drawbacks include not being able to sell ads in discounted packages and not being able to save on paper and administrative expenses.
This paper uses administrative North Carolina data linked from high school to college and national surveys to characterize the largest contributor to the STEM gender gap: engineering.
Verizon has not only saved more than $8 million in paper and administrative costs by getting more than 3 million customers to sign up for paperless billing, it also saved another $2.7 million by moving its payroll, training, and HR systems online.
This paper uses administrative linked employer-employee data in which all jobs of all Dutch citizens can be followed over time from 1999 until 2011.
Many have come up with effective ways of reducing costs for their customers insurance companies, doctors' offices, hospitals by automating mind-numbing processes that are today done by hand by low level, paper-pushing administrative staff.
For many wealth managers and financial advisors, the process of engaging with clients around their financial goals and portfolios is a giant time suck involving reams of paper and administrative drudgery.
Written for an international working paper conference on administrative law, this paper sets the Supreme Court's decision in Free Enterprise Fund v. Public Company Accounting Oversight Board in the context of general American concerns about the place of the President in domestic administration, a recurring theme in my writings.
