"Less bureaucracy" means reducing the amount of complicated rules, paperwork, and red tape involved in getting things done, making processes simpler and more efficient. Full definition
With less bureaucracy than larger firms, they have the opportunity — and the need — to be more nimble, quick and creative than their larger competitors. (lawpracticetoday.org)
He expects a clumsy period of transition, but believes the long - term effect will be less bureaucracy on the part of donors and more coordination. (forest-trends.org)
There is also less bureaucracy so you are better able to implement change or initiatives that might take much longer in a larger firm. (totumpartners.com)