timeefficiency
timeefficiency is a concept used to describe the effectiveness with which individuals and organizations use their available time to achieve desired outcomes. It encompasses planning, prioritisation, and execution strategies that minimise wasted effort while maximising productivity. The term emerged in the late twentieth century as part of the broader field of productivity studies, influenced by management theories such as Frederick Taylor's scientific management and later by principles of Lean manufacturing and Just‑in‑Time production.
Key practices associated with timeefficiency include setting clear goals, creating structured schedules, applying the Pareto principle
The discipline of timeefficiency has expanded to include digital tools that automate routine operations, facilitate collaboration,