Sentence examples for productivity barriers from inspiring English sources

Since knowledge workers spend half their time on interactions, our research and experience suggest that companies should first explore the productivity barriers that impede these interactions.

It did not include estimates for lost tax revenues associated with blocked digital access, impact on worker productivity, barriers to business expansion connected with these shutdowns, or the loss of investor, consumer, and business confidence resulting from such disruptions.

Facilitating access of smallholder farmers to fertilizer, improved seeds and better practices will help overcome some productivity barriers.

They are the biggest barriers to productivity," he says.

"You used to have to wait 20 years for a phone line at home; now you get it in a week".Better telecommunications certainly help, but other physical barriers to productivity remain.

According to Pozen, email is one of the biggest barriers to productivity: People "are overwhelmed by email; they don't know how to deal with it".

The first clue is in the second paragraph of the housing section of the budget, which says, "The cost of housing near the most productive centres of employment has become a barrier to productivity growth.

Anyone who uses UK public transport knows that it is a barrier to productivity.

I've got attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, which I find to be both a crippling barrier to productivity and the most essential ingredient of my creativity.

In a 2008 survey of managers across the global, by Proudfoot Consulting, internal communication problems was the second most cited barrier to productivity.

"We've worked on a lot of collaborative, real-time systems, but have come to realize that getting started can be as much of a barrier to productivity as the tools you use.