Sentence examples for speed up decision-making from inspiring English sources

Mr. Ambani, the country's richest man, said the government needed to speed up decision-making.

Yet even he acknowledges the need to "de-layer" Pfizer's bureaucracy to speed up decision-making.

Mr. Page said he wanted to speed up decision-making and product development inside Google.

It has also consolidated its various units and reshuffled its management in order to speed up decision-making.

Besides, it is not always desirable to speed up decision-making: democracy usually operates by slowing it down.

The benefit of a "unity government" was that it might speed up decision-making and circumvent the political squabbling that has so often hampered governance in Japan.

But Mr Calley has kept up the momentum, quietly thinning the top ranks of SPE and speeding up decision-making.

It also speeds up decision-making: competing applications can be readily distributed to reviewers who, freed from scores of briefcase-breaking paper presentations, can consult one another online, pass judgment rapidly and send in their results -- all electronically.

But the combination of technologies, such as Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA), Web Services (WS) and Information Architecture (IA), promises to revolutionize the way in which organizations compete, speeds up decision-making, and take leverage of market opportunities.

She said: "We know there is much more we need to do to improve our processes, speed up decision making and raise our standards".

But the first minister also gave an economic prescription for Scotland that might have come from an 80s Tory: "We need a competitive edge, a competitive advantage – get on with it, get things done, speed up decision making, reduce bureaucracy".