Sentences with phrase «between competing firms»

"Amazon.com benefits from collaboration between competing firms.»

In his view, research brings to the fore how, in a highly precise manner via a case enterprise, collaboration between competing firms can be utilised as part of a company's business model.

Not exact matches

While rumors about a potential merger between the electric car maker and consumer electronics giant have swirled for years, a new Bloomberg report suggests that Tesla has recruited at least 150 employees from Apple — more than any other company, including competing car firms.

Another key difference between Ahalogy and competing firms is the business model: it's not a social media software platform sold on a subscription basis (SaaS)...

This is particularly important on newer issues affecting our ability to compete in the global economy, such as leveling the playing field between state - owned enterprises and our private firms.

Premium Cider on the Rise Across European Markets, Says Canadean Premium cider brands in West Europe recorded a compound annual growth rate of almost 8 % between 2009 and 2015, far exceeding competing price segment categories which all posted declines, says consumer insight firm Canadean...

EMU brought an easing of mutual settlement of accounts between country members, stabilization of the exchange rate and also an appearing of the single, firm and uncalculating European currency, which could compete with the U. S. dollar on equal terms on the world markets.

As a result, railroading firms would compete with each other vigorously over price for long - distance hauling because their networks provided different routes to move goods efficiently between major population centers.

To cope with these competitive pressures, partners must learn how to position themselves by emphasizing the qualitative differences between theirs and competing firms that are also capable of delivering quality services.

GSK has been fined alongside a raft of other pharmaceutical firms for paying rival drug makers to delay the release of their competing drugs into the UK marketplace between 2001 and 2004.

RAND Europe was commissioned by FTI Consulting to prepare a short paper exploring the conflict between the European legal framework for privacy and data protection and the sometimes competing requirements of electronic discovery («e-discovery») imposed on US firms with European subsidiaries by legislation such as the US Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA).

Having a joint marketing function for separate firms that operate and otherwise compete in the same geographic market also seems less optimal than dispersing the joint marketing expense amongst a group of practices that don't compete with each other — i.e. by distributing it between parallel firms operating in different regional markets.

The merger discussions between the two firms began last year when Sonnenschein came to realize that its international presence, which consists of offices in Brussels and Zurich, wasn't enough to compete on a global scale.

Striking that happy balance between the «Law Factory» and the craftsman's workshop will be the challenge, particularly as you will be competing increasingly with some highly capitalised, well managed and cleverly marketed legal service providers, along with other law firms.

A record 99.9 percent of smartphones sold worldwide last year were based on either Android or iOS, as all competing platforms have effectively been squeezed out, according to data shared today by research firm Gartner.Android remains more widely adopted than iOS by a significant margin, with a roughly 86 - 14 percent split between the respective operating systems last year.

Investors in loans on commercial real estate — insurance companies, pension funds and Wall Street firms — continued competing for business in January, squeezing spreads between interest rates on commercial mortgages...