Sentences with phrase «individual silos»

Many law professors are buried too deep in their individual silos to take notice.

This means some power readers may subscribe to more than one service, much in the same way many in the US are subscribed to multiple video streaming services such as Netflix, Hulu or Amazon Video because there's so much great content that's only available in these individual silos.

By eliminating dependence on a certain brand of hardware or generation of server, Francesco Lacapra, 63, and Manuel Terranova, 42, intend to to free client data from individual silos — groups of servers that isolate information sets from each other.

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We broke down their silos and created a horizontal data platform that spanned the individual insurance companies and solved a problem that they really couldn't solve themselves.

It's funny — as people's technical skills get more specialized, the world is actually demanding individuals that can see across silos, and so I think our students actually know what they're doing when they're trying to get a broader education.

«Men form these silos of like - minded individuals where they can help each other out financially, investing in funds so they can continue to make money,» she says.

Holding companies tend to be a collection of silo - like fiefdoms based on individual disciplines — the ad agency, the design group, the media department, the direct marketing division, etc. — that all have different P&L s and agendas.

Set up to overcome the siloing, fragmentation and inaccessibility of datasets from different projects, it links omics data with phenotypic data and information in registries and biobanks at both an individual ‐ patient and whole ‐ cohort level to enable researchers to analyse their own data and gain a complete view of their disease and patient population of interest.

Three «Deleted Scenes» come with an overall director «Introduction» (0:35, HD) as well as individual director introductions: «The Attack» (2:29, HD), «Building the Silo» (4:30, HD), and «Waiting for Poppa» (3:05, HD).

That lesson from No Child Left Behind, combined with the continued concern about America's economic competitiveness, set the stage for the current Common Core Standards Initiative — an initiative by state leaders now convinced that individual state silos are not the way to go when it comes to setting standards.

When teams and specialized individuals can communicate, they can then develop situational awareness across organizations, rather than within silos.

Being able to make connections across complex ideas — Discussions have emerged for schools to provide more opportunities for students to be learning outside the silos of individual subject based courses and curriculum.

And what's amazing about this is the fact that usually, these individuals or their organizations exist in silos.

The truth is that it does in a modest form, but without doubt it is relatively easy to move away from any individual content silo or platform to any other platform because unlike music, which we listen to repeatedly, we only occasionally re-read the books we buy once we have have read them for a first time.

Tom: a) «related party» in this instance simply refers to the fact that Argo Group & its funds has majority control of AREOF, and ii) property companies are run on a silo basis (though cross-default provisions can complicate things)-- i.e. a new company is often set up for each property — so an individual company / property may be in much better shape than the overall group, as seems to be indicated here.

Peppers Silo Hotel is a refined meeting and conferencing venue, with several individual spaces to cater for all events, hosting groups of 20 through to events up to 500 attendees.

When we break down the silos among industries, we can connect and combine individual solutions to create a world where modern life doesn't have to mean planetary destruction.

Technologies like blockchain have opened the door to individuals being able to maintain complete control of their own data, without needing to store it in attack - prone centralised data silos owned by companies.

In those firms, the lawyers operate in silos and identify with their individual practice group but not with the firm as a whole, and they are often unskilled at identifying the issues that might give rise to a legal need in another area of the firm's services.

Affinity groups, as they sometimes exist, tend to silo individuals into one equity - seeking group, such that an employee seeking equity from multiple perspectives may have to decide where they belong.

The usual approach structures the course into a series of doctrinal silos — e.g., begin with judicial review, then move to powers of Congress explored one at a time, then individual rights explored one at a time — with the cases assigned to the best - fitting silo.

He says: «Technologies like blockchain have opened the door to individuals being able to maintain complete control of their own data, without needing to store it in attack - prone centralised data silos owned by companies.»

This open - source framework will enable the mass adoption at a depth and breadth otherwise unachievable in individual corporate silos and provide insight into the future of scalability, privacy, and confidentiality of the public Ethereum permissionless network.

Fifth, a particular issue that has emerged through the preliminary operation of ICCs has been that former ATSIC and ATSIS staff have noted that whereas they previously worked across different programs they are now more focused on the individual responsibilities of their new agency, with the result that there are new barriers or «silos» emerging within the ICC.