Sentences with phrase «rapidly adapt to new technologies»
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Dave is credited with helping transform the bank's retail division and introduce new technology that has enabled RBC to adapt and evolve to rapidly - changing consumer demands.
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The services and information Dutchess County OCIS provides to residents is paramount in a day and age where technology is rapidly evolving and we must find new and innovative ways to adapt to change.
The education sector is rapidly changing and adapting to new technologies.
While the U.S. e-commerce battle today rages between Walmart and Amazon, with the two competing on everything from curbside pickup options, to free delivery, and even keyless entry for at - home - deliveries, as of late, Target has also been rapidly rolling out new technology to adapt to the new way customers shop.
Retraining older employees to adapt to the demands of new technology and the rapidly changing workplace is equally important.
With today's rapidly changing technology, companies and salespeople that do not adapt quickly and adopt many of the new technologies are doomed to failure, while others that do embrace the changes will see continued growth and efficiencies.