Sentences with word «differentiator»

Improving gender diversity in tech is one way to overcome skills shortages in the industry, and can bring a number of benefits including improved innovation — a key differentiator for many tech organisations.

A big differentiator for Google Home is its integration with Google Cast devices, including Chromecast.

Key differentiators between Bitcoin and Litecoin have been a decreased block era time (2.5 minutes), an elevated most variety of cash (84 million), a distinct hashing algorithm (utilizing scrypt as a substitute of SHA - 256) and a modified GUI.

Microsoft is continuing to push new Windows 10 PCs, plus its various Learning Tools as key differentiators in its quest for more share in the education space.

On the other hand, Vanguard's structure enables it to be the low - cost option in the ETF sector, where cheap fees are one of the biggest differentiators between products.

Two key areas Coldwell Banker recently viewed as differentiators in the technology realm are virtual reality and smart - home tech.

The most important differentiator of Barnes & Noble's e-readers, according to a B&N statement: «no annoying ads.»

By and large, most of these apps can be found on other Android devices or will be coming to them in the future, so I don't consider these to be a major differentiator from other Android devices.

I think that is the main differentiator from other high - performance cars we see in the segment, especially German ones.

Appearing as one of the top firms in the report serves as an important competitive differentiator for U.S. firms of all sizes.

The main differentiator in terms of compression socks is the strength of compression.

The other differentiators of the car which will be rolled out from its Bengaluru facility in a few months, are roof - mounted air vents for the rear passengers, a power seat for the driver, Raja said, adding that the car comes with 1.5 - litre petrol engine.

Most local school districts understand that ability of their instructional personnel is the only real differentiator between them and other local districts.

Sync is a great differentiator for Canadian law firms as well, because it demonstrates a high standard for client confidentiality and enhanced security.

The aesthetics is the only differentiator from the regular Etios Liva, which is a crucial parameter for many buyers.

But while it may cause many brokerages to rethink how they do business, technology has proven a huge differentiator as well, David Marine, senior vice president of marketing at Coldwell Banker, said during the session «Every Company is a Tech Company» at CES 2018 in Las Vegas on Wednesday.

The other big differentiator with the other three is just how far Samsung has gone with integrating Bixby into its other apps.

As our private equity partner discovered during their research, we have a reputation among our customers for doing an exceptional job, which is truly unique and a clear differentiator in the market.

LG's modular phone accessory strategy that served as the primary differentiator for last year's G5 smartphone appears to be no more.

«In our view, these are not differentiators.

When we further examined sectoral differences, another sector jumped out as a key differentiator when comparing B.C. to the rest of Canada.

Interns from our program report they have found the experience working offshore, performing higher end work than their peers who have followed traditional internships during the same period, to be a unique differentiator on their resume or CV.

The issue with apps using the black bars is that it makes the iPhone X look like any other handset from Apple - even an iPhone 3GS — and given the screen is the main visual differentiator on this phone, and you want every app to fill the display nicely.

The Business Class is competitive, featuring angled flat or full flat seats depending on the plane and exceedingly friendly service, the true differentiator of Philippine Airlines.

She says that law firms must increasingly demonstrate they have taken steps to protect their information, which is «fast becoming a market differentiator in a crowded legal marketplace.»

A larger IFE screen and noise - cancelling headphones are nice touches but with so many passengers now traveling with their own tablets / laptops / phones and their own headphones I don't see this as being a major product differentiator from Economy Class....

Apple actually has a real big differentiator here.

Adding a custom icon pack to your home screen is one of the most obvious visual differentiators between iOS and Android.

«Employed at will» is one strong differentiator as opposed to strong, often unbreakable employment contracts in Europe.

That same study found that customer experience will overtake price and product as the key brand differentiator by 2020.

The opportunity to expose legal professionals as part of their training to broader business insights and project work can also be a powerful way of rounding out their professional development and something that can be a significant differentiator in attracting the best graduate talent to the firm.

It won't be long before these capabilities will become differentiators among learning systems, and not long after that, they become mainstream.

■ ■ As cost advantage erodes, operational, company and industry knowledge become the core differentiators of in - house counsel.

One of Rocket Matter's major differentiators over its competitors, both new and old, SaaS or installed, is the focus on the end - user experience.

Considering the AMG E63 and the GT four - door will be similarly sized, rear - wheel drive would be a good differentiator between the two as well.

«I think the shift that you'll see in the coming years is not just the ability to integrate, but rather the functionality of the integration and customization capabilities, with differentiators including workflow options, mobile capabilities, results - processing rules, built - in compliance tools and enhancements to the candidate experience.»

This is a critical differentiator for Catholic schools and a key reason why families of all faiths seek this experience for their children.

Autocar quotes Lexus International vice president Mark Templin as saying that the F moniker will soon be a full performance division for Lexus in the vein of Mercedes - Benz's AMG and BMW's M, but with a different character thanks to potential differentiators like performance hybrids.

It is worth the time to develop a unique design and format that will help you highlight the positive differentiators in your background while downplaying the potential negatives.

In fact, the relationship is a valuable differentiator given the scale of Blackstone's real estate business.

Becoming a local real estate expert is a top differentiator for today's buyers and sellers.

Beyond that, Moto continues to strike a decent balance between cost and hardware muscle, with a muted plastic design on the outside, but important software differentiators like Moto Display lurking within.

Its greatest differentiator at the time was that you could actually go hold one and buy it in a store.

Looking closer as you pull the bar from its rectangular box, the MS750's dual drivers sunken below a plastic mesh grill on the bar's topside outline the only obvious differentiator between the two.

Tom Dolan highlights the key differentiators while expanding on Total's additional offerings that separate the company from other merchant services.

The PlayBook offers full HTML5 and Adobe Flash 10.1 support, the latter of which is quickly becoming one of the competitive differentiators by which all other tablet manufacturers try to set their devices apart from the iPad.