Management thought that by rationalizing processes and installing new computer systems, it could reduce the head count by some 20%.
The HSAs in about half of the countries indicate that HRH strategic plans and a rationalized process for health workforce training, recruitment, and deployment are in place.
Less obvious is the need for people who can rationalize business processes, build predictive models into them, and integrate the new technologies into the old.
Scientific management, such as time-and-motion studies, helped rationalize production processes by reducing or eliminating unnecessary and repetitious tasks performed by individual workers.
Others, fewer in number, have potentially contributed to environmental problems, have initially created difficulties in maintaining productivity and quality standards and have decreased the number of employment opportunities because of the need to rationalize manufacturing processes.
In a similar way to the systematization of sauces by This it should be possible to rationalize other processes.
These methodologies use structured processes of systems analysis to organize and rationalize the process of defining scenarios and reduce the role of subjective judgment in determining them.
In 1848, traders created the Chicago Board of Trade to rationalize the process of purchasing and forwarding grain to Eastern markets.
Quantitative oxidation of AsIII to AsV has been widely assumed to rationalize the process of As removal, since AsIII removal by HFO is not quantitative (Leupin and Hug 2005).
However, with this expansion of opportunity there comes a considerable need to rationalize the process of therapy development.
This experience demonstrates how drawing upon existing instruments can inspire and rationalize the process of developing a new, tailor-made instrument.
