productivity increase
Getting more done
A productivity increase is a gain in output relative to input—more work accomplished with the same resources, or the same work with fewer.
The phrase appears constantly in business and economics: The new software led to a 15% productivity increase.
Often used to justify investments in technology, training, or process changes.
- deep workUninterrupted cognitively demanding labor
- software integrationCombining programs to communicate
- optimizationMaximizing efficiency or performance
- streamliningMaking more aerodynamic or efficient
- capacity utilizationProduction as proportion available
goal setting · artificial intelligence · time management · continuous improvement · automation · talent development · prioritization · delegation · getting things done · team collaboration · benchmarking · workplace culture · cloud computing · training programs · data analytics · leadership styles · cost-benefit analysis · change management
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Reduction in pace
stagnation · economic stagnation · diminishing returns · inefficiency · deceleration
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Reduction in pace
stagnation · economic stagnation · standstill · inertia · economic contraction
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