Sentences with phrase «corporate use of»

The «NACORE Index,» a survey of 100 corporate real estate executives from representative industries and geographic regions, predicts an increase in corporate use of office and distribution space during the second quarter of 1995.

Revealed today at CoinDesk's Consensus 2017 conference, Deloitte has officially joined the Enterprise Ethereum Alliance, launched in February to promote corporate use of the ethereum blockchain, and the Hyperledger project, the Linux - led umbrella effort that houses various open - source enterprise distributed ledger technologies contributed by members.

Moreover, «they are ahead of their governments in planning for climate change risks, costs, and opportunities,» according to a 2014 report on the global corporate use of carbon pricing.

This was a far better movie than ex machina, exploring corporate use of expendable clones for warfare, the pace was consistently fast, and the story tight and gripping to the end.

At present, the most common corporate use of virtual currencies is simply as a means for customers to pay.

After studying and testing the use of freelancers (called «agile talent» and «contingent labor» by corporations) for several years, 2017 will see the corporate use of agile talent increase and become mainstream.

Not exact matches

While there are now many virtual currencies, each with its own blockchain, there are also many government and corporate efforts looking at ways to use blockchain technology to securely record other kinds of data.

A chill box with artificial light, corporate - mandated chairs with no ergonomic benefits and a lack of support features for using a computer all day will stack up.

Fingerprint Marketing came about after I decided to move out of the Corporate Marketing world for two reasons... to be the creator of my own future success and to help small businesses realize their potential using the goldmine of marketing tools available to them today.

As a result, CMOs increasingly find themselves becoming the advocates of corporate digital transformation, to ensure the company is using technology to engage and delight end users.

«An excise tax on the endowments of some private colleges and universities, regardless of how many or how few institutions it affects, is a remarkably bad idea that takes money that would otherwise be used for student aid, research, and faculty salaries and sends it to the Department of the Treasury to finance corporate tax cuts,» said Ted Mitchell, president of the American Council on Education, a higher education trade group.

If you have a high potential employee who is too eager to climb the corporate ladder, for example, you can use the five levels to help them understand how they can gain more autonomy over time by first earning the trust of their manager.

Many properties are restricted to using a pre-selected vendor for certain products or services because of a mandate from corporate management.

For those who need a little extra spark of encouragement, here are five quotes from legends of their field that can be used to motivate the corporate athlete.

If he wants to hire people, he will need to persuade Mayer that spending on his business is a better use of corporate resources than on other Yahoo businesses that generate actual revenues and profits.

Using conventional corporate buzzwords and describing your business plainly might give a logical and accurate description of your company, but won't leave behind anything memorable.

He says some red flags include the use of multiple corporate entities to put legal distance between franchisor and franchisee, and a heavy reliance on the Canada Small Business Financing program.

I really use it as a way for fans to get past the corporate face of EA and understand they're talking to Sean, one of the producers on the game.

It used to be that logos comprised the extent of corporate sponsorships.

Corporate tax inversions have been in the spotlight as a controversial strategy used by U.S. companies to ease the burden of the country's 35 - percent corporate Corporate tax inversions have been in the spotlight as a controversial strategy used by U.S. companies to ease the burden of the country's 35 - percent corporate corporate tax rate.

As mentioned above, financial statements are produced by companies for the benefit of shareholders, and are prepared in accordance to sets of accounting rules (i.e. International Financial Reporting Standards, or IFRS, in Canada, and Generally Accepted Accounting Principles, or GAAP, in the U.S.) These rules differ greatly from those used to calculate corporate income taxes owing.

«Oftentimes the company will just have an answering machine in human resources with a dedicated phone number, but 90 percent of the time it's ineffective and employees don't use it,» says George Ramos, a managing partner and senior executive investigator at Diversified Risk Management (DRM), a Downey, California - based firm that handles corporate security and investigations.

Meanwhile, there's little evidence that low rates are actually boosting the sort of corporate investment that would help stimulate faster growth, though there is plenty of evidence that firms are using cheap money to buy back their own stock.

An entrepreneur terrified of going back to a corporate world job may use that fear to stay motivated, to move forward and create a sustainable business.

Not only is Amazon providing access to more than a terabyte of memory for just a few dollars an hour, but big corporate customers are able to buy physical boxes that provide relatively low - cost access to terabytes of non-volatile memory that developers can use instead of storage.

Asked whether she «agreed» with the public and corporate reaction to Deen's admitted past use of the N - word, Stewart responded, «I don't want to say whether I agree or not.

I think, rather than threatening to use controversial presidential powers to prevent U.S. companies legally reducing their tax burden as has been mooted recently, Mr Obama must instead bring America's corporate tax rate in line with the rest of the world's developed economies.

The corporate watchdog has told the public to steer clear of a potential scam website that uses the same registered business name and the same business number as the recently privatised Market City.

Offers ride - hailing and taxi hailing services by connecting drivers with corporate and private passengers through the use of an app.

Ludwin: Because the core innovation in a blockchain — now a blockchain by the way is just a data model; it's being used — to meet — to address a lot of different things in, you know, corporate marketing at an event like Davos.

To help them in their discussions, I have outlined four reasons why they should consider using part of that corporate tax reduction to increase or start up a 401 (k) plan employer match.

The company uses Square as its point of sale and tracks these giveaways at its seven corporate locations.

«But you need to make them aware by allowing them to use this device on the corporate network, they have to relinquish a little bit of control to the company.»

In terms of lessons learned, Jerry Masino suggests using your franchisor's template and training, understanding customer service — «it's the cornerstone of a lot of businesses» — and making sure your location is right by hiring a corporate realtor to provided the demographics needed.

The investigation comes five months after the Wall Street Journal looked into Nabors executives» private use of corporate jets.

CVS and Aetna argue that their deal will lower healthcare costs for employees of their large corporate customers, giving the company greater clout to negotiate down drug prices and better manage the use of those medicines.

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During its brief stint at the top of the Canadian corporate hierarchy — before a series of scandals crashed its share price and gutted its C - suite — Valeant Pharmaceuticals International got used to breaking records.

What are we to think when a CEO slashes his own salary by 93 %, and then uses the money — along with a big chunk of corporate profits — to ensure that every one of his employees makes a minimum of $ 70,000 per year?

The startup sells software that companies can install on their corporate networks that scans for all of the different cloud services they may be using.

But in a letter sent last month to CEOs of the S&P 500 and large companies in Europe, the Middle East, Africa, and Asia Pacific, BlackRock CEO Larry Fink criticized corporate leaders» use of share buybacks and dividends when they might be better served by investing in «innovation, skilled workforces or essential capital expenditures necessary to sustain long - term growth.»

Those corporate executives are used to farming out the work instead of figuring out how to do things on their own.

«Corporate credit cards are not a new thing; what's new is the use of cards to mitigate the cost of purchase orders.»

Used by our reporter to survey the life stories of hundreds of great American companies, this terrific handbook (his copy is now dog - eared and filled with dozens of bookmarks) is indispensable to the budding corporate historian.

«At 2U, we recently began using a software called Textio to evaluate our job postings before they're advertised on our career page,» Nicole Thomsen, head of corporate recruiting at 2U, in Landover, Maryland, told me.

At a recent Nasdaq luncheon Q&A, Schultz was challenged about his expansive view of «corporate social responsibility»: Was it not the role of the corporation simply to maximize profits for shareholders, who in turn can use the proceeds to do good in the world if they choose?

Use this guide to enhance your ability to speak the language of sports in today's corporate world, and your team will stick to you like pine tar... I mean glue... no, wait.

People, person, or persons as used in this Constitution does not include corporations, limited liability companies or other corporate entities established by the laws of any state, the United States, or any foreign state, and such corporate entities are subject to such regulation as the people, through their elected state and federal representatives, deem reasonable and are otherwise consistent with the powers of Congress and the States under this Constitution.

As with other online applications, Web - based fax gives people the flexibility to use the service from anywhere, says Mike Pugh, senior vice president of marketing at a href = «http://www.j2global.com"> j2 Global Communications, which runs eFax, eFax Corporate and a handful of other Internet - based fax brands.

Still others use a combination of commissions based on gross margins, and a series of bonuses tied to individual and corporate goals.