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To boost productivity, the company plans to spend as much as 5 million yuan this year to automate production lines, he said.

Finally, structural reforms will take a while to have impact but efforts to boost productivity, growth and employment should start today.

Wireless communications should boost productivity just as information technology has.

While others try to boost productivity by reorganizing and controlling, he dabbles in chaos, promoting it as a potent creative force.

In some cases, it may be necessary to slow down and work at less than top capacity in order to boost productivity and profitability.

More investment in rural infrastructure could boost productivity in farming and increase job opportunities for the poor.

Is the mobile office one of those rare free lunches that boost productivity and let employees lead happier lives?

European exporters, particularly Germany's mighty car companies, have worked hard to boost productivity during the era of the strong euro.

A study of how cities can boost productivity, creativity and opportunity, by our economics correspondent.

Some companies aim to boost productivity by investing in their employees' general happiness. Here's a look at what they're doing.

The aim is to boost productivity in an environmentally sustainable manner.

The previous, Labour-run government pumped money into apprenticeships, hoping to cut youth unemployment and boost productivity.

To boost productivity, drop to Cygwin and use its UNIX-like command line to manipulate the system.

Nor will the new law let peasants use their land as security on which they could borrow and invest to boost productivity.

The region faces slower growth, but not disaster. To up the pace, now is the time for reforms to boost productivity.

Another way to boost productivity is to use pre-weighed combinations of chemicals in bags that melt during the mixing process.

Routinely third party and open source components are used to boost productivity.

Allowing market signals to work will do more to boost productivity than cack -handed industrial policy.

The elimination of trade barriers with the region can boost productivity even if trade patterns are not changed.

"Greater public spending on education in particular can help both to boost productivity and to reduce inequality, " the OECD said.

Given their current problems and their future prospects, European companies need to cut capacity and boost productivity.

Many European countries, and Japan, need to free their labour markets and liberalise services, to boost productivity growth.

Mechanisation and the consolidation of land plots will boost productivity, meaning that fewer farmers will be needed.

These actions will boost productivity and promote job creation, he added.

People in the business also argue that corporate chaplains can boost productivity.

But to boost productivity significantly, farms in China will have to become much bigger and directly employ fewer people.

Companies could use them to boost productivity.

Maintaining levels of health and other social expenditures is critical to protect life and livelihood and to boost productivity.

Boost productivity at every stage and in every scenario.

We cannot hope for cheap food, but we can improve skills, boost productivity, reduce drudgery and enhance people's quality of life.

Staging in-house competitions to boost productivity is hardly novel. But gaming technology can make competition more enjoyable.

And because IT can boost productivity in many industries, its effects (or the absence of them) were felt across the economy.

To boost productivity at home, Japan needs to kill off some of its old, unprofitable companies

we are going to have a series of meetings to discuss how to boost productivity