Sentences with phrase «pace of innovation through»
Looking forward, we will continue our aggressive pace of innovation through experiences that capitalize on our technology, network and creativity.
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«Looking forward, we will continue our aggressive pace of innovation through experiences that capitalize on our technology, network and creativity», Wilson said.
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That's the sense in which the data give an unambiguous answer that we had the rise of economic growth through the middle of the 20th century, and then a falling off, a slackening of the pace, of innovation and economic growth since then.
«We've been winning more contracts with cities, counties and states across the country, so a lot of growth there, and then just ramping up the pace of innovation for our clients — more services through the technology, more capability,» Thomson said.
Through social networks of policymakers, researchers, practitioners, and tech promoters, pace - setting urban and suburban districts adopt innovations and then adapt them to fit the local context and goals.
Twelve of Canada's oil sands producers have formed a new alliance, Canada's Oil Sands Innovation Alliance (COSIA), focused on accelerating the pace of improving environmental performance in Canada's oil sands through collaborative action and innovation.
From harnessing new technologies, to minimizing costs through alternate workspace arrangements and law firm structures, and expanding a firm's online presence through social media and other avenues of client engagement and management, the practice of law is rapidly changing and as the pace of technological innovation accelerates the legal world will have to continue evolving to keep up.
Keeping their pace on innovations, they have already launched a new platform that makes it possible through the RSK open source platform to run smart contracts that are derivatives of Ethereum on the Bitcoin network.
One of the great 20th Century innovations in training for competitive distance runners was a move away from focusing on amassing mileage solely through long runs at a steady pace.