Sentences with phrase «catches up with other industries»

Not exact matches

It's an indication that regulators are catching up with trends in the cybersecurity industry — considering that cybersecurity practitioners have been increasingly emphasizing the growing risks related to vendors, business associates and other third parties.

PETRO Case Consortium at Case Western [Reserve] University, led by Dr. Advincula, is working hard to ensure that the industry can catch up with new technology and apply it to oil & gas production that improves productivity by creating longer lasting concrete, coatings and apply other methods to increase yield in production.

Mainstream attitudes toward transparency and traceability — defined as the disclosure of information relating to material sources, manufacturers and other suppliers in order for all stakeholders, including end consumers, to have a complete and accurate picture of the ethical and environmental impact of a product — have been changing as the fashion industry scrambles to catch up with rising customer expectations.

Ever since the doors of Z hostel opened, I knew that the Philippines was slowly starting to catch up with its other neighboring countries in Southeast Asia in terms of the travel industry.

Like many others in the local industry, Clara is looking forward to connecting with overseas guests, including the US makers of Gone Home, The Fullbright Company, who is keynoting the industry conference, Games Connect Asia Pacific (GCAP), and catching up on industry developments.

However, with the news that the Arts Council England has just made the «Circus and Street Arts» a funding priority for 2007, Ali Williams emphasised that British circus is entering an «exciting phase»; a drive for cheaper performance and rehearsal spaces also means that Britain can now begin to catch up with other continental European nations such as France, Switzerland or Italy, in terms of the infra - structure dedicated to the circus industry.

Your audience on LinkedIn is made up of people you have met in your working life, together with other industry people that might catch your post.

People's lives and their interactions with the world continue to change, and urban planning, development, utilities and other industries are striving to catch up.

In any other industry, no monopoly can prevent competitors from operating - you want to open a gas station the suppliers have to supply you with gas, open a stock brokerage and you can have access to the stock exchanges to trade your clients stocks, BUT open a real estate brokerage, you better first operate the way CREA wants you to operate or you are denied access to the real estate industry stock exchange - this seems a little outdated approach and apparently has finally caught up to CREA.