Sentences with phrase «doing inhouse»

Able to reduce expences doing inhouse repairs.

Thanks a bunch Adrain, i started doing your inhouse workouts (skisteps to be precise).

The Great Recession scared a lot of companies which quickly divested themselves of all but the most necessary employees and began outsourcing all work that they could no longer do inhouse.

The draw for these stages are done inhouse Nyon, easier to fix.

Not exact matches

Steadfast says insurers don't like its inhouse broker trading platform, which forces them to bid for policies against competitors.

Very few will make it up the ranks to partner — most either voluntarily drop out in some way (go inhouse, go to a smaller / midsize firm, do something else) or are booted out.

The global R&D team didn't have a say in this project and the entire decisions were taken by the inhouse R&D team.

Just as well, since it might be hard for Portfolio IQ to live up to its promise of an «ultra-low» cost if it did include its own inhouse ETFs.

Your vet will then usually be able to do at least a basic analysis inhouse that very day, which will give clues as to what the next step is.

Don't forget we have the barbeque around the pool as well as our inhouse restaurant abnd Cafe Matso's close by.

The resort doesn't have an inhouse spa, but they have a collaboration with the Bella Isa Spa which is just next door.

In fact, some do so well that you could argue they can even better the official games, that they're projects so «good» that the companies involved should probably be immediately hiring the developers right there and now and be turning them into inhouse projects to be released in stores.

You don't need inhouse writers or outside marketing firms.

However, it does seem that some inhouse lawyers need some extra help, perhaps, to «get them over the line» in terms of understanding how best to make use of AI.

In 2014, Conduit was a winner of a Canadian Lawyer InHouse Innovatio award for work it did with client Cisco Systems.

I find that typically: inhouse counsel has a high care factor key business person may do occasionally IT does not have the resources and so does their best

(And some law firms still wonder why inhouse lawyers don't want to pay the hourly rate any longer...?)

And then there are the legal AI systems that many non-lawyers in companies use in areas such as procurement and sales contracts, in part so employees don't need to keep going back to the over-stretched inhouse team.

If you are in a law firm, inhouse department, or other law practice (no consultants or vendors please) that has done something innovative — whether with technology, knowledge management or otherwise — please take a moment to review the InnovAction web site and consider submitting an application.

INHOUSE: As Capital One is a larger global organization, do you have access to or have you tried alternative service providers?

Asked whether he had «to make a business case each time you want to add a lawyer in - house,» David Allgood, the now retired senior vice president and general counsel for the Royal Bank of Canada told Canadian Lawyer InHouse: «We do a cost comparison to outside counsel and tend to hire in the three - to - five - year range.

We've been gathering data for our very own inhouse database of trade mark applications filed with Russian Patent Office, and while doing manual double checking of all entries for consistency, I've been making notes of trade marks which catched my attention — these being mostly by foreign applicants and attempts to infringe on well known -LSB-...]

This reminds law firms there is a lot to do about improvement inhouse anyway, and allow the refinement of AI until products serves the areas of practice the firm is involved.

'' Disclosing Compensation Levels from InhouseBlog - News for Inhouse Counsel Do you know what your peers are making?

Well, if a lawyer was working on NDAs all day, as some do who are in inhouse legal positions, then the answer is: yes, for sure.

In doing so, I have a good grasp of the client's technology platform and inventions from both the scientific personnel and inhouse IP and regulatory counsels, which leads to more proactive and effective patent portfolios.

As Peter Gutelius, an assistant general counsel with RBC, says in the current issue of Canadian Lawyer InHouse: «It depends what title you want to put on it — alternative arrangements or value billing — we have done it and believe it can be applied to any legal retainer.»

The university protested that it had just started to license out the right to publish sports programs, instead of doing such publications inhouse, and if outsiders could publish programs without permission, the value of this licensing would be reduced.