Sentences with phrase «drivers of change»

In its report: Drivers of change for the Real Estate Industry, PwC's experts say that high energy prices, climate change and government regulation will impact the role that property managers play in ensuring success for their clients.

Beyond generating profit and employing people, businesses have the ability to be the leading drivers of change by starting a strategic corporate social responsibility program, according to Scott Tattar, an instructor at Drexel University and owner of Tattar Strategic Communications, a PR consultancy in Philadelphia.

Beyond generating profit and employing people, businesses have the ability to be the leading drivers of change by starting a strategic corporate social responsibility program, according to

I am here at PB as I believe we are drivers of change in the Insurance industry.

The legal industry is no longer solely about lawyers, and that's one of the principal drivers of change.

I say this because I believe there to be three drivers of change that will combine to transform the legal landscape, radically and internationally.

The drivers of change [include]:

He will discuss the mind - set required for long - term planning, the main drivers of change in the legal market, the path from bespoke professional service, how to understand current and future trends in technology, the potential (and the history) of artificial intelligence, the jobs that lawyers will undertake in the future, and he will conclude by introducing six new models for the delivery of legal solutions.

The report includes the following findings: • The most important drivers of change for consumer products companies in 2018 will be the economy (78 %), government regulatory change (71 %), and technological advancements (59 %).

What do you perceive to be the biggest drivers of change in the eDiscovery industry over the course of the next five years?

«That starts with understanding what the major drivers of change in our industry are likely to be from 2015 to 2020.»

According to Susskind, to be successful, lawyers must respond to the drivers of change not by pricing differently, but by working differently.

Susskind predicts the drivers of change will also cause clients to develop their own strategies.

In the pages of original research generated by the Canadian Bar Association's Legal Futures Initiative, technology and client expectations stand out as two of the most important drivers of change in the profession.

Susskind identifies three drivers of change.

Susskind will identify the major drivers of change in the legal marketplace, discuss ongoing policy changes in relation to public information, and introduce a variety of disruptive technologies that will transform the way in which citizens and organisations obtain legal help.

Drivers of change in today's market — technology and process — call for unprecedented focus on leadership and talent management.

But there are other major drivers of change that are starting to have some impact now and will become more significant in coming years.

The report has a strong chapter on «drivers of change» — particularly in the commercial sector where clients in the form of in - house legal departments are becoming more demanding both about what they want to receive and what they are willing to pay.

What are the main drivers of change in the legal sector currently, and what form are these changes taking?

IT departments of service industry world wide have the notoriety of being over conscious about security issues and thereby delaying technological changes.I have always felt that the issue is more about redundancy than about security, and redundancy is bound to happen unless the managements and the IT department itself start viewing IT department as testers of technological change rather than as drivers of the change.

Basically, the future according to Susskind will come about due to three drivers of change:

Librarians as drivers of change.

A canonical paradigm of anthropogenic impacts on seawater pH can more effectively be used to formulate policies to conserve vulnerable calcifying organisms by acknowledging the various anthropogenic drivers of change in pH, identifying regional and even local actions that may help vulnerable coastal organisms adapt to the impacts of OA by anthropogenic CO2 (Kelly et al. 2011) in parallel to global mitigation efforts.

I never said clouds can't affect surface temperature, I said they were feedbacks and as such do affect surface temperature, but they are not drivers of change.

That is, while the roles of water vapour and cloud effects are very important in the net greenhouse effect, they function as feedbacks rather than primary drivers of change.

Next, the model is run in changing conditions, simulating the last couple centuries using our best estimates of the climate «forcings» (or drivers of change) at work over that time period.

The project assessed the drivers of change in the Eurasian Arctic and the role of Russia, and assessed and defined measures to reduce risks and harness benefits in the Arctic from the Finnish perspective.

The effectiveness of local adaptive strategies is uneven across the Arctic and there are large gaps in knowledge about why some communities do well, while others are more vulnerable to drivers of change, even when they share similar resources and ecological settings.

Sixty - seven percent had no response and therefore «were not included because failure to detect a change in distribution may have several causes, including barriers to dispersal, poor sampling resolution or the dominance of alternative drivers of change.»

Many aspects of the global climate are changing rapidly, and the primary drivers of that change are human in origin.

The drivers of change in the ENSO regime over the past millennium differ from those in the mid-Holocene.

Similarly, trends in a certain kind of impact of that class of events can also be detected and attributed, although the influence of other drivers of change, such as policy decisions and increasing wealth, can make this challenging.

In this respect, local utilities can be important drivers of change, with ambitious targets for renewable heat for example in Paris and Munich.

Hence, changes in temperature due to climate change are expected to be one of the important drivers of change in natural and managed systems.

The analytical report aims to provide a number of key findings to be considered by world leaders as they are setting out to chart new pathways to sustainable development.It explores the drivers of change and transmission channels for the shift to a green economy, and considers their implications for economic activity, employment growth and social outcomes, notably as regards to the key economic sectors.

The document looks at major global drivers of change and focuses on water as a decisive natural capital that if managed and used effectively can contribute to economic growth, sustainable development and increased food and energy production in Africa.

LONDON, 16 January, 2015 — Humans are now the chief drivers of change in the planet's physical, chemical, biological and economic systems according to new research in a series of journals.

Real people (not robot - men and «corporate entities») are the true drivers of change.

Prior to considering adaptation in global or regional models, or implementation at local level, drivers of change and their impacts (and thus uncertainties) require analysis — here are a few examples.

So what uncertainties are there in the drivers of change, and can understanding these uncertainties enable better decisions for adaptation?

The drivers of the change in packaged video game sales might seem obvious at first glance.

-- As we move into the 2nd half of 2017, we take a look at the global equity markets and the drivers of change that could move the markets in one direction or another.

Making individual schools or smaller networks of schools the drivers of change (rather than large school systems) has been one of the themes of the charter movement and a voucher program would likely reinforce that philosophy.

This year's Summit, hosted by The Education Alliance, will focus on the future of learning, drivers of change, and necessary policy shifts to support the education of the future.

Technology and how it is used is evolving at breakneck speed, and the drivers of change most often are today's young people.

The opening session and the luncheon keynote will both address how Local College Access Networks can be drivers of change in the messaging of our collective work.

The program, developed in partnership with Leading Educators, stems from a central belief that schools are a critical unit of social change, and teacher leaders should be drivers of that change in pursuit of equity.

Technology, an uncertain funding environment and global competition are among the biggest drivers of change within the education market.

It says: «The buildings, the physical environment and facilities must themselves also be drivers of change.