The core benefits for corporate IT departments include reduced friction in the procurement process (services just become another line item on the Microsoft Azure bill, for example), better transparency on what is being deployed (no shadow IT), and the streamlining of developer work, so that developers get what they need in a timely manner.
But with its many ills, it's also brought with it many good things, like the speed of communication, its motivational power, the streamlining of our working lives, cat videos, and the that fact you can order a pizza without having to talk to anyone.
The latest results included a $98 million charge of 7 cents a share for the continuing reduction of the work force and the streamlining of operations.
Such a CDE approach could potentially work well in the streamlining of aphasia research activities.
But she said that the idea of the collection was more abstract, working with geometrics, the streamlining of the Chrysler Building in New York City and a few nods to the archives, like a bold bag from the 1970s (although the show was more about tiny purses).
Focusing on small offices will establish the reputation of the company by working with a variety of clients and will force the streamlining of operations.
Generally, the streamlining of manufacturing has been a good thing..
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.
This language is commonly known in the industry as an "arbitration clause". In theory, arbitration clauses are meant to streamline the amount of work that's dumped onto the court system.
But Mr. Calder?aid Tuesday that Mexico would continue to participate in the O.A.S. Mexican officials have said that the new bloc would streamline the work of a patchwork of regional groups, particularly on issues like poverty and economic development.
