Sentence examples for reducing complexity from inspiring English sources

In his recent article on the internet, Naughton wrote that, traditionally, organisations try to deal with complex situations by reducing complexity.

It also provides a clean slate for establishing new paths over the internet, reducing complexity.

She said Project Fuel was not about cost-cutting but about reducing complexity across the company and improving productivity.

They said more guidance is needed on aligning business and organisational goals, and that there could be quick wins in reducing complexity and simplifying IT processes.

Traditionally, organisations have tried to deal with the problem by reducing complexity – acquiring competitors, locking in customers, producing standardised products and services, etc.

Higher capital requirements are a start, but tighter regulations reducing complexity and risks are also necessary, including an iron-clad Volcker Rule prohibiting excessive speculation.

I didn't want to be tempted to bend the material to make him conform to an idea; that seemed like a recipe for reducing complexity.

"This so-called framework is murky, ill-defined and contradictory to the goal of reducing complexity and making our tax code more efficient," his statement said.

In a context characterized by a complex multitude of interest groups, the bureaucrats tend to deal with the best-organized groups as a way of reducing complexity.

The telescope initially was planned to have a 26-foot-diameter mirror, but the size was reduced to 20 feet to cut costs by reducing complexity and fabrication time.

In an email to all BBC staff she told them the plan is part of director general Tony Hall's aim to simplify the BBC "with the aim of reducing complexity and making sure that we are fit for the future".