Sentences with phrase «compete against firms»

He added that small firms can't compete against firms with political connections, lobbyists and money to spend on political candidates.

When you are competing against firms of all sizes doing similar work to you it's crucial to make the most of every new business opportunity.

Not exact matches

«By instituting reforms that better protect and incentivize innovators, motivate more entrepreneurial startups to enter and compete against established firms, and encourage workers to seek employment opportunities that are best matched to their skillset, the Administration aims to foster productivity growth,» the report says.

To compete against bigger companies, smaller firms need to take the time to create an internship that will benefit the student's career.

Not only did he leave the family firm, but, using his marine industry contacts, Caliedo eventually began to compete against his father as well.

It competes against recruiters, such as San Francisco - based Hired.com, which is looking for as many as 200 Canadian software engineers for Silicon Valley firms to hire.

Trade - exposed companies compete internationally, potentially against firms producing the same commodities in places with less strict environmental regulations.

Firms in developing countries can not compete either, as they lack the skilled workforce needed to perform these tasks, as well as finding themselves up against issues around the protection of intellectual property.

The United States, Britain and France have DPA processes in place but Canada does not — a fact that leaves Canadian firms at a serious disadvantage when competing against rivals in other markets.

This capacity constraint allowed local nonprofits and teacher confederations to compete against charter firms.

Federal policymakers need to establish a regulatory regime that sets a standard for quality, encourages innovative firms to compete against the historic market leaders, and gives administrators leeway to determine programmatic fit.

DTV, along with engineering firm Blydenstein Racing, selected the humble Chevette to compete against the dominant Ford Escorts.

The firm agreed that Microsoft's Windows 10 looks to be capable of competing with iOS in both the premium and high - end space, as well as against Android in the lower to mid-price bands.

Perfect Competition: It is a situation wherein small firms produce similar kind of products and compete against each other.

The handheld first launched in 2012 but failed to find firm footing, especially when competing against the likes of the Nintendo 3DS and recently the Nintendo Switch.

The resulting low - cost power enables Chinese manufacturers to compete more effectively against American firms, swelling our trade deficit.

SINGAPORE (Reuters)- India's solar power costs could fall by more than 40 percent by 2015, allowing the industry to compete against domestic oil and gas firms without the help of state subsidies, the head of Lanco Solar told Reuters on Wednesday.

But building a brand for a solo practice helps your future clients identify you against a sea of competing firms.

Practitioners competing for business among themselves and against other professional advisers may require high profile and tangible evidence of their firms» capabilities if they are to win and sustain competitive advantage.

While Ms. Black believes that lawyers who use Groupon may cheapen their law firms in the public eye, Ms. Elefant doesn't see how lawyers can compete against restaurants and hotels on Groupon for repeat business.

Local legal professionals are not only competing against other area firms, but also against Philadelphia firms who want to expand into this market.

And now for $ 25 a month, again, you have the same platform that the biggest law firms that you are either competing against or working with or using at really an incredibly reasonable cost.

EDD vendors risk competing against large law firm customers.

RFPs are one way that in - house counsel can procure outside counsel at lower rates since firms compete against each other for accounts.

Technology advancements over the last decade — blogs, social media, easily - updateable website content management systems like WordPress — have democratized content publishing and helped level the playing field, so that smaller firms can better compete against larger ones by showcasing their expertise.

There are so many law firms and solo practitioners, you must try to rise up through the search engine results, while competing against others in your industry that have been there for years before you.

These tools, including Bill4Time and some of the others that you mention, can produce a compelling return on investment for small law firms and help them to continue to compete against the large ones.

Consequently, top law firms fiercely compete against each other over a very small segment of the law student population.

In the suburbs, the competition is still heavy, because you are competing against nearby firms as well as firms from Downtown KC.

Paul Hastings simply could not compete for such work against big local firms like Nishimura & Asahi and Nagashima Ohno & Tsunematsu, whose billing rates are typically a third less.

Our firm's experience and observations advising small and mid-size firms on business strategy, profitability, and internal operations, persuasively demonstrate that smaller firms can compete very effectively even against some of the best - known and most powerful law firms in the world.

That is the new market in which legal firms find themselves; you are no longer competing only with the Magic Circle firms to attract the crème de la crème, you're up against Tesco, the Government Legal Service, anyone who has a good place for an in - house lawyer — and when talking to students or school children you're up against every other potential discipline into which they might throw themselves.

Against this back drop we believe some of the newer international firms will struggle to develop the capabilities needed to compete effectively across multiple jurisdictions and have limited success in attracting clients who have true international requirements.

According to the press release, MatterAnalyzer «allows firms to determine how they can operate more profitably, compare against industry standards to compete more effectively, and quantify their value to new and existing clients.»

Exogis allows subscribers to match up their bids on an engagement against what could be expected from competing firms, he said.

Fred was an associate of a large northern New Jersey law firm that specialized in Automobile Franchise Ligation and has represented automobile dealerships for litigation filed against automobile manufacturers in matters regarding the location / proximity of competing automobile dealerships and the wrongful termination of dealership agreements.

LPOs are vigorously competing against law firms for legal work.

Others, like Freehills, have mostly stayed at home, wary of competing directly against wealthier British and American firms.

Law firms sometimes seem to think their newsletters, print or e-mail, are competing only against other law firm newsletters for clients» attention.

But regardless, it was a great service - oriented hook for Sandberg Phoenix's marketing — as a way to separate themselves from the many other highly skilled litigation firms they competed against.

Strategic marketing at each step of The Client Journey is a practical and effective way of competing against the other law firms in your area.

This was brought about as the Big Four firms became home to some of the global mid-tier consulting firms that struggled to compete against the brand prestige, service breadth and depth, and footprint of the MBB.

I have found that Summation gives me the ability and confidence to stand my ground against opposing counsel demands because I know that my processing engine (FTK, under Summation's hood) is world - class, my database is sound, and Summation generates detailed audit logs I can use to demonstrate exactly how data was handled by users... This is crucial because it allows smaller law firms such as mine to compete vigorously with government and larger law firms that have deeper e-discovery support and resources.

The reason for this is that in order for small - and medium - sized law firms to compete against bigger firms, or for Big Law to contend against other Big Law establishments in today's market, having an office that is technologically savvy is absolutely essential.

Third, and unsurprisingly, class action firms quickly launched several class cases against Loblaw and other competing retailers.

Indeed, at the time, one senior partner of a major city firm commented to a young lawyer: «Remember two things; lawyers are professionals so will never compete against each other and clients will never buy on the basis of price.»

FINNISH PHONE MAKER Nokia's Lumia 2520 is its first foray into the tablet market, and sees the firm competing against Microsoft, the company that recently bought...

Faced with the prospect of competing against established firms such as PayPal or Venmo, Circle's decision to embrace a platform that could expand on the current bitcoin network, as part of a way to include more banks and FinTech firms, is perhaps not surprising.

It's not always common for companies that compete against each other to support the other firm's platforms.

Competing against traditional recruiting firms like Robert Half and tech - driven recruiting services like LinkedIn and InternMatch for more entry - level jobs, Hired previously focused only on tech jobs.