Sentences with phrase «big strategic move»

The deal is Albertsons» first big strategic move since Amazon's acquisition of Whole Foods Market earlier this year.

While in the past, HR managers did the tedious work like payroll, today they're some of the most essential people in any organization, being at the centre of big strategic moves like mergers and acquisitions and corporate recruiting.

Not exact matches

It's already signed up companies like NBCUniversal and CBS to create content for its app, a strategic move for big media firms trying to reach younger viewers.

It's both an assertion of strength by the company and the biggest move to date in a radical strategic pivot.

«The big platforms haven't been ignoring the fact that [influencer marketing] has moved well beyond money between the couch cushions,» she adds, noting that Google and Twitter both have made strategic investments in the space, acquiring FameBit and Niche, respectively.

The move away from these informal guidelines could have big implications for both small - business owners and freelancers — and may signal the need for both groups to make strategic adjustments.

Although he moved upstairs from being managing director to take on a more strategic role in 2005, Jon McLeod continues to advise clients such as the Bar Council on their political and media campaigns on behalf of Britain's biggest public affairs consultancy.

Ok, so now the big question on where I'm putting my money that I'm moving out of cash, and into more strategic investments.

They were hitting out on all the well known travel bloggers who had a big influence in the USA and Europe which was a strategic move which worked awesome!

Just as big ships turn slowly, big companies make strategic moves similarly.

Understandably the big news this week is GTA V, but there's other goings on in the game world: MW3's early release, strategic moves by Capcom and Uncharted 3 criticism...

Recruitment consultants report the London market is seeing a return to the heydays of 2006 but while US firms are throwing big money around again, and some UK outfits are prepared to break their lockstep to find the right partner, the moves this time round are more calculated and strategic.

Look for trends, strategic moves, partnerships — anything that speaks to the big picture and cultural fit.

«In order to move beyond the pre-canned automated valuation models (AVMs), or even baseline reporting on a home's past value adjusted for current sales, we need bigger data sets and stronger algorithms to project future value with a high degree of accuracy,» says Dave Garland, a partner with Second Century Ventures and the director of Strategic Investments for the National Association of REALTORS ®.