Sentences with phrase «outmoded businesses»

If Fanuc doesn't plow money into its operations, it risks being stuck with outmoded businesses.

In a statement, the DOJ says NAR's policy prevents consumers from receiving the full benefits of competition and threatens to lock in outmoded business models and discourage discounting.

The DOJ says the new complaint addresses how NAR's changes to its rules still obstruct competition, threaten to lock in outmoded business models and inflate prices in the industry.

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And business schools and M.B.A. programs really need to start replacing some of the outmoded textbooks describing buyer decision models and buying processes of yesteryear.

The business insights then leading to offering Intelligent Content that supports the buyer decision models in use as opposed to the outmoded approach of mapping push messaging to generic buying process views.

The company anticipates that internet technology and big - data analytics will spark nothing less than revolution that will rescue increasingly outmoded brick - and - mortar business models.

And soon, about year 20, the business culture (and often its sales approach and product) is outmoded compared to the culture.

(Irving Buchen, Education and Business Management Consultant and faculty member at Capella University) At a time when education is too frequently defined in traditional, outmoded ways, this book describes an excitingly different model of schooling.

I do agree that the business model is outmoded, but that has to do more with the marketing piece than production.

The fact is, these large publishers and media conglomerates are really no longer necessary in the modern world but they are fighting for a business model that was outmoded 20 + years ago.

Their fixed costs are gargantuan, and their business model outmoded.

Outmoded thinking and stale marketing concepts will hold your business back, so let's leave these ideas in 2016 where they belong — behind us.

«In the movie business today, about 50 % of total screens are or will soon become uneconomical, obsolete or outmoded, in locations that are too competitive,» says Michael Landes, an attorney who consults with exhibitors and developers about theater development and redevelopment.

We help them target business practices that are outmoded and ineffective.