Sentences with phrase «archaic process»

It's a very manual and archaic process.

Having worked in various production settings for a long period of time, I am comfortable with both archaic process operations and ones that are technologically advanced.

But there are signals that some of the larger players are beginning to explore methods for renovating their archaic processes.

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His firsthand experience maneuvering contracting's complicated, cumbersome and archaic permitting process led him to start PermitZone, an online service aimed at making the building permit process easier.

In these cases, a broken, archaic and ancient business process, usually managed through spreadsheets and email, is in need of fixing.

The traditional process used to settle accounts and clear trades is «slow, archaic and high cost,» said the CSE's chief executive Richard Carleton, particularly compared to the other instant financial transaction systems used today, such as digital payments.

These gods had existed among the Greeks, as among all primitive and archaic peoples, as numinous products of unconscious processes.

These companies are smart: they hire expensive lawyers to ensure they've followed the archaic FDA processes when developing their flavors... and generally the FDA leaves them alone.

Bass said he was «appalled» by county designation processes, calling it «an archaic, undemocratic system.»

As New York surveyed the damage, there came calls for state lawmakers to change the state's «archaic voter registration system» to address potential further disenfranchisement in the democratic process for some citizens.

But instead of hammering metal, these archaic tool - wielders processed animal remains.

It's clear that using biometrics helps speed up internal processes by replacing archaic paper based systems.

However, evidence suggests that many are poorly prepared, relying on archaic and flawed processes to protect their staff — and, at times, their students — in the event of a serious incident.

The systems, processes and structures are archaic and keep things the way they are.

Innovations like this are helping move forward a process that has long been held in low - regard, with accusations that the traditional publishing industry still operates under an archaic, outdated model.

It's still a multi-step process (which seems a little archaic, frankly), but at least it isn't the series of band - aid fixes and work - arounds that it used to be.

Most companies have a quoting process that's archaic, at best.

But such a process reflects how mortgages used to be made, something archaic in the new world of automated credit scores and secondary markets where loans are instantly bought and sold.

It is a very regressive move for a customer - oriented business, especially in light of the fact that state and municipal governments across the U.S. have repealed or are in the process of reconsidering archaic laws that ban dogs solely because of appearance.

He saw the pain caused by the traditionally archaic car financing process while working at a dealership in Western Canada.

The booking process wasn't that archaic - I didn't have to fax anything to Korean Air, and was able to book the ticket and pay the surcharges through their website.

I dread to think how the SCEE team could destroy Playstation Cloud with their archaic QA processes, localization hurdles, price gouging compared to US$ and generally unpleasant online customer service experience.

Cory Arcangel on Warhol and his early precursors to todays digital art and the archiving process needed to rescue the artists files from his archaic Amiga computer

Sinthome — the archaic spelling of the word symptom in French — refers not only to the creative process, but also to the work of art itself.

Created through an intricate process, the 18 works on paper in this exhibition serve as a foil to the large painting also on view, the stark shapes of which recall archaic hieroglyphic text.

Doxly transforms the archaic, chaotic process of managing legal transactions into a streamlined, efficient process.

The conventional wisdom is that ALSPs have cracked the code of the legal market: they've seen how the traditional law firm's archaic approach to producing and delivering legal work creates gaping market inefficiencies begging to be exploited, and they've figured out how process improvement, technological investment, labour arbitrage, and system overhauls can enable that exploitation.

What if every judge and court staffer were sensitized to the myriad of issues facing self - representing litigants at every step of the legal process, from archaic document formatting requirements to inflexible scheduling to the attitudes of counsel opposing a SRL?

• Proven ability to operate modern and archaic cash registers, paying special attention to accuracy of transactions • Effectively able to process card and cash transactions, and provide customers with correlating change and receipts • Well - versed in handling bagging activities, applying knowledge of different types of bags for different items • Deeply familiar with handling returns and exchanges, in sync with the company's policies and protocols

The mental health professionals currently working with older children and families have typically never received training on brain processes in child development, and are still using outmoded and archaic models of behaviorism from the 1940s - 50s or humanistic «play therapy» models from the 1950s - 60s, models that were created well before the major advances in the scientific research on brain and child development that have occurred since the mid-1980s.

The traditional real estate process is often viewed by opportunists as an archaic, inefficient and costly process which is ripe for change and / or reorganization.

The home buying process is archaic, convoluted and complex.