Sentence examples for streamlining work from inspiring English sources
Yes, eliminating jobs forces people to streamline work; and streamlining work can eliminate jobs.
He has been extremely proactive in finding solutions, streamlining work flow, and developing congenial and effective working relationships with his colleagues.
PreussenElektra, by contrast, is huge, rich and, thanks to Hartmann's streamlining work during Act I (he improved PreussenElektra's worker productivity by 20% from 1993), it is already Germany's lowest-cost producer.
Designers of the 2024 E. Monument St. space earned 30 points by reusing and recycling its furniture, recycling disposable materials during renovation and streamlining work spaces and restrooms, among other features.
After almost a month of not hearing anything — despite sending repeated emails and voice messages — the client called to say that her CFO was preoccupied with closing an acquisition and getting ready for the end of the fiscal year, so the streamlining work would be deferred.
Last summer, Mr. Musk said he hoped Tesla would be making that many Model 3s by the end of 2017, but the streamlining work has proved more difficult than expected.
The difference is that the British, maintaining some pride in craftsmanship, take the trouble to turn "Essex" into a stylized, streamlined work, nearly indistinguishable from fiction.
To streamline work, from March 1919 onward its management was entrusted to the Secretariat, the Organizational Bureau (Orgburo), and the Political Bureau (Politburo).
He set up a small trust fund to help defray Bethlehem's unmet retiree health-care costs, cut a deal with the union to streamline work rules, put in place a new 401(k) savings plan — and then started over.
This "move" forced them to examine what they should stop doing, how they could streamline work, how they could improve the collaboration between the customer-facing teams and the back office, and more.
Data-fueled artificial intelligence will be an ingredient in all kinds of software used in corporations, to streamline work, identify new customers, spot savings and guide product development, analysts say.
