Tag: <span>cost-saving</span>

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A Buzz Cut is an evergreen hairstyle for no matter how various new styles come and go, this hairstyle seems to stay in style. What makes it so is because this hairstyle offers men who take it get a more defined look. Besides, it makes men’s life a lot easier. So, choosing this haircut style is the perfect way to start off the cool stance and the efficient life.

Furthermore, Buzz Cut hairstyle offers you a nearly maintenance free as it lets you have your hair dry easily in a second after bath and frees you from a need of blow dryings, gels or hair sprays. It also allows you to save hundreds of dollars as you need less shampoo for cleaning it and no combs and brushes to tidy it. As the result, you need no worry about having bad hair days as you can always know what to expect.

Buzz Cut gets its name from the sound of the electric razor used to shear the hair. Other various names are used as well like skinhead in the England, crew-cut in Australia, or semi-kalbo in the Philippines. The name may remind you of a crew cut hairstyle which is very popular among armed forces. However, crew cut is different as it still allows more hair to be on the top than on the sides. While Buzz Cut, it all reaches very closely to the scalp.

Technically, Buzz Cut is the simplest and quickest haircut possible as it takes only a few seconds to cut if done with quality clippers. The availability of different grades and lengths of clipper blades or guards helps you do so effectively as well. The lengths of clipper blades generally range from #0 (bare blade), #1 (3 mm), #2 (6 mm), #3 (9 mm), #4 (12 mm), #5 (15 mm) up to #6 (19 mm). However, they vary depending on the brand of clippers and attachments you use.

Many famous figures or idols such as Robert Sylvester Kelly, Wentworth Miller, Brad Pitt, Will Smith, Justin Timberlake, Elijah Wood or else take Buzz Cut hairstyle even with a shorter cut to stand out their performance. So, if you expect to have a nice, great, clean cut look and want to obtain it easily, Buzz Cut is the choice. Just pick up any style of it; the fade, the vintage flat-top, or the simple humble buzz and be ready to be the center of people’s, especially females’ stare.

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Source by Magus S Sarasnomo

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3D laser scanning services are often spoken about as being the new frontier in the surveying and engineering industry, particularly where detail, as-built and engineering surveys are necessary. Comprised of hardware and software elements, the technology of 3D laser scanning benefits both the surveyor and the client by providing both timely surveys and spatial data sets that can be reoriented for numerous purposes. But for companies and organizations that have never employed laser scanning and are currently considering what type of surveying will best accomplish their goals; it helps to elucidate the basic technology and applications associated with three-dimensional laser scanning.

Also referred to as “real scene copying technology”, laser scanning can be used as a scanning application in environments and spaces of varying complexity. When applied, laser scanning can collect the three-dimensional data of any object or scene, regardless of its size, complexity or relative irregularity. The data is recorded to a computer that then expresses the data three-dimensionally and cartographically in terms of line, space, body and surface. In addition, the data can be post-processed for purposes of mapping, inspection, emulation, VR, display and measurement, among others.

The ultimate value of 3D laser surveying technology is that it provides a means for quickly recording spatial data and then allows the data to be reoriented to serve a variety of purposes. In most cases, companies and organizations view the data through different orientations to examine the harmony of a proposed building or object with neighboring buildings, or to observe the design aspect of a building or object from a variety of design perspectives.

Although three-dimensional laser scanning is commonly spoken about in relation to the engineering and construction industries, its application far exceeds these areas and is beneficial to a wide variety of industries and endeavors, including archaeology, aviation, military concerns, medicine, natural conservation, film, scientific research and shipping. The primary value of 3d laser surveying to these and other pursuits is its ability to record the data of a “real scene”, which makes it ideal for analyzing objects and scenes that traditional methods of surveying would define as “irregular” in relation to the data expression limitations of older surveying methods.

Although three-dimensional high definition surveying is a futuristic technology, it actually costs less to apply than would older methods of surveying, making it an effective cost saving measure for companies that have a defined surveying budget. The main cost benefit of laser scanning stems from the fact that it provides clients with a user interface whereby they can reorient spatial data without requiring the continued assistance of the surveyor. In older methods of surveying, the surveyor is typically retained long term in order to provide new survey drafts as a surveying project grows in complexity and specificity.

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Source by Jimmy Drago

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If you’re a CFO or department head, you likely have to deal with budget cuts as you continuously look for improvements in efficiency and the effectiveness of your organization. That process involves difficult decisions that may include personnel changes or other expense cuts that affect the quality of your work product – and often times, the morale within your organization.

There are ways to improve your bottom line or minimize the increase in year over year expenses that have a minimal effect on your operations. However, many managers are reluctant to address these areas because in their minds they classify them as necessities. Also, there may be a general lack of understanding of the expense category and because of this you are unwilling to challenge the status quo. So they continue to perpetuate the artificially high expense level by applying an inflation rate to the prior year’s expected expenditure level and move on without a second thought.

A prime example of one of these expense categories is telephone. In all probability, you’re not realizing the maximum impact of controlling your telephone expense. Typically, the responsible party in most companies is a procurement agent that will periodically request proposals from vendors that provide these services. They rely on competition between vendors to hold the cost structure within reason. This assumes that everything you are currently paying for, you need! In most instances, this isn’t the case but it does not get addressed in the proposal process. Keep in mind that all of these vendors are trying to maximize their profits. Also, you may think the sales persons representing these organizations are on your side, understanding your needs and ensuring you get exactly what you need without providing excess equipment or service. But the fact of the matter is these individuals are earning a living through commissions they receive on selling you more.

There are companies that specialize in controlling these costs. They understand the structure and composition of the service and offer their services at no incremental cost to your company. They perform the service based on a savings contingency and are paid through a portion of the total savings they generate. Generally, these organizations have been able to deliver net savings in the range of 25% to 35% of the total expenditure. Once the new base expense level is achieved, it not only benefits the current year but future years as well. I am sure you’ve gotten that call from the telemarketer offering these services. You don’t respond positively to them because you don’t understand the services they offer. You, also rationalize that you bid these expense categories out or that someone else is responsible for the line item. Worst of all, you don’t want to be bothered with more responsibility or perhaps judged on past expenditures levels that were too high.

Another issue is that you don’t view these savings the way you should and don’t focus on the fact that once done the savings continue year after year. Yes you have to compensate the company that performed the cost-reduction savings by paying their portion of the gross savings for a number of years. But on the other hand, if you ignore the opportunity, there is no reduction in the total expenditure level in the first place. That means your costs continue to escalate based on an artificially inflated base cost. Nothing ventured, nothing gained.

There are other areas that offer similar opportunities… Energy, freight, waste management and potentially copy expense. Here too, there are experts available that can assist you with the review process. In most instances they too are compensated on gross savings they realize for you. All of these companies try to minimize the workload of you and your staff while maximizing the total benefit. In effect these experts are “priceless” so don’t pass up the opportunity on the rationale that you will have to pay them in future years… your base cost has truly been reduced.

So don’t leave it up to someone else! Be an initiator! Get the benefit of true cost reduction with minimal effort and without straining morale. For a list of companies providing these services, please contact me at the email address below.

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Source by Jon C Daiker