Sentence examples for pushing decision from inspiring English sources

We all know the benefits of pushing decision making from the CEO's office out to the far W reaches of an organization.

Pushing decision rights out to the front line has not only saved time previously taken to refer decisions; it has also put them in the hands of more-decisive people.

He worked very hard to get IBM to where it could compete, streamlining how strategic planning got done, pushing decision making down to the lowest level possible so that products got to market faster.

Senior executives proclaimed that this approach would vault the company to the next level of growth and profitability by pushing decision making down the hierarchy and closer to the marketplace, thereby enabling faster, better-focused innovation.

But to get there Weeks had to jettison classic business school theory, which would have companies pushing decision making down to lower levels.

He also placed an emphasis on customer care, incentivizing midlevel managers with equity and pushing decision making as close to the customer as possible.

Pushing decision-making down to those in closest contact with patients makes sense, even if it leaves GPs with the awkwardly dual roles of patient champions and holders of the purse strings.

Of course that means I have to pick the six most important things to decide on and that I make sure those who report to me have the data, and the confidence, they need to make the others". Pushing decision-making down frees up senior time for the most important decisions.

Rather than pushing decisions up, Morning Star pushes expertise down.

It's not just construction companies that should be pushing decisions down as close to the customer as possible; it's all companies.

Nor, so far, has the EU's commitment to "subsidiarity" (the principle that decisions should be taken at the lowest possible tier of government) been taken to mean pushing decisions below the level of national governments.