Tag Archives: Efficiency
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A supply chain which can think for itself?
Digital technology could create supply chains that fix problems and make decisions without human intervention, but end-to-end autonomy may not always be desirable
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Why salespeople should not fear AI
Concerns about sales professionals being automated out of a job are still commonplace, but artificial intelligence is vital to navigate an increasingly complex customer journey
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Advertising effectiveness vs. efficiency: what is important?
Brands prioritising short-term wins over long-term brand-building could end up falling short of the competition
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Outsourcing is no longer a dirty word
Outsourcing was once synonymous with cost-cutting and job losses, but has now come of age as a valued service
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Re-usable efficiency: the innovation dividend
The public sector is under unprecedented pressure to deliver yet more savings. But more efficient use of data and technology means this can be achieved without having to compromise on services
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The changing role of the CFO
Dell’s chief financial officer Tom Sweet tells Raymond Snoddy how his role in the multinational computer company is evolving under private ownership
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Making every square inch count
Slick marketing and clever branding may help sell tickets, but if an airline’s cabins aren’t configured efficiently, it can all be for naught
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No longer a public sector pipe dream?
Creation of a shared information and communications technology network for public bodies has been a dream for some time as politicians continue to urge greater efficiency in public services, writes Dan Jellinek