Over the years, I’ve written frequently about government efficiency and inefficiency. I even wrote a book that, among other ...

Over the years, I’ve written frequently about government efficiency and inefficiency. I even wrote a book that, among other things, measured types of efficiency across 38,000 local governments in the ...

“Data-Driven Thinking” is written by members of the media community and contains fresh ideas on the digital revolution in media. Today’s column is written by Julian Baring, general manager, North ...

Application inefficiency usually isn’t caused by a major bug. More often, it results from small oversights, technical shortcuts and misaligned processes. When these issues accumulate over time, they ...

The new Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) is off to a quick start, if we consider the advisory board's claimed savings in federal spending and the voluntary buyout of workers that could ...

The use of computers and electronic records in the accounting world has led to increased efficiency in the accounting process. Inefficiency accounting is not necessarily a judgment of certain ...

Since about 2001, several sectors of the economy have become increasingly inefficient, in the sense that it takes more resources to produce a given output, such as 1000 barrels of oil. I believe that ...

The old system of documentation verification in Pakistan has long been a source of frustration for citizens, creating unnecessary barriers that serve no real purpose other than to exhaust individuals ...

Editor’s note: Opinion content expressed by columnists is solely the opinion of that person and not the Daily Journal. Over the years, I’ve written frequently about government efficiency and ...

Government inefficiency can stem from operational scale, being either too small or too large. The complexity of government operations, often surpassing private sector counterparts, contributes to ...