Sentence examples for standardised business from inspiring English sources

Brand owners do not just want their car in the film, complains the head of product placement at a film studio, they also demand tickets to the premiere and for the stars to be photographed in front of their brand boards.In television, the fastest-growing area of the market for product placement, advertisers and TV firms are trying to work out a more structured and standardised business model.

Its third principle says that whether shared ICT services support frontline or back-office services, for example, finance, HR and procurement, successful sharing depends largely on the willingness to standardise business processes.

BPOs, by using low-cost labour and standardising tedious business functions like payroll, created large economies of scale that made it more cost effective for companies to buy this service than do it themselves.

NPL has just begun offering businesses standardised timekeeping accurate to the nearest microsecond - a millionth of a second.

It is also recommending standardised, anonymous job application forms.

Standardisation – we dissected every step of our business and standardised it.

It announced the formation of a "task force" to clarify and standardise its employees' business practices.

Investment and government-procurement rules will be standardised, no longer favouring local businesses.

Future allocations of spectrum should be standardised, to make a pan-European business easier to plan.

A flow chart was used to guide the recruitment of interviewees in both states to ensure recruitment processes were standardised, including gaining confirmation that the business had less than 200 employees, ensuring that a minimum of three attempts were made to establish contact with each business to be recruited, and ensuring that an appropriate person was interviewed.

Although its operating system and office software products are, in one sense, "legacy" businesses, they continue to be profitable because a majority of the world's business organisations and governments have standardised on them, and that addiction isn't going to end soon.