Sentences with phrase «real challenges for industry»

That's a real challenge for an industry that, for 100 years, shipped a product that's complete from the day it left the lot.

Not exact matches

«If this is true, it will be a real challenge for the polling industry to figure out how do we account for what seems to be an anti-establishment segment of the population who won't talk to pollsters,» he continued.

Accenture is answering real business challenges for our clients through innovation and deep industry knowledge.

«The PBM industry is known for «business as usual» and has been challenged to bring real value to plan sponsors (health plans, ACO's, FFS government programs, self - funded groups).

Kevin Beattie, Sales Director at Smurfit Kappa March commented, «To have recognition for a collaborative project such as this one, which tackles real issues in the industry and challenges consumer perceptions, is a fantastic achievement.

The connectivity provided by social platforms, real time streaming and computer - assisted inspection and assessment systems provide both an opportunity and a challenge for the auditing industry.

«Industry giants like Google, Microsoft and Yahoo are spending tens of billions of dollars a year on acquiring smaller firms for market entrance, strategic intellectual property and talented employees, but face a real challenge identifying companies with the right products or technology in the vast startup universe,» said Gene Moo Lee, UTA assistant professor of Information Systems and Operations Management.

A multi-purpose platform, GTEF not only brings together international government and industry leaders, experts, scholars and related industry partners to engage in discussions and debates about opportunities and challenges in the global tourism economy; it also provides the perfect environment for stakeholders in the tourism and related industries to explore the real opportunities that underlie China's international and regional integration policies, to network and to engage in business - matching and privately - scheduled meetings that are conducive to business leads and new partnerships.

«Cynthia has a great entrepreneurial set of skills, which is a real positive in our growing green roof industry, and with her background designing and installing green roofs in Mexico, she understands the industry and its challenges and the potential for immense growth.

From a delivery perspective, these days John focuses on the business advisory side of things with an expertise in the real estate industry and passion for helping business challenge the norm.

Possible topics about pedagogy include: • Structuring statutory drafting courses • Simulation courses designed using mock legislatures or committees • Course linkages with real - world legislators and special interest organizations • Service learning or clinical opportunities for law students • Courses focused on law reform efforts • How to employ Plain - English principles in statutory and rule drafting • Theoretical perspectives on statutory drafting • Involving political realities in law school drafting courses • Teaching practical aspects of drafting that addresses theories and principles of statutory interpretation and construction Possible topics about practice include: • Unique challenges of drafting laws and / or regulations in specific areas such as criminal law, environmental, health law, etc. • Lawyering for non-profits, federal and state agencies, local governments, and other clients in frequent need of rule - drafting • Practicing in employment law, health law, environmental law, and other heavily regulated fields where private clients require rule and policy drafting • Non-legal drafting opportunities, such as sports league rules, industry trade group policies, and university rules Possible topics about politics include: • Political influences affecting legislative drafting • Direct democracy and the unique challenges of drafting initiatives and referenda • The implications of special interests driving drafting decisions • Polictics and its influence on legislative history • Lobbyists as legislative drafters.

Career Objective: To obtain a challenging position of a real estate sales associate in the real estate industry to use my skills in closing the transaction for sale or purchase of residential and commercial buildings.

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The real estate industry's appetite for disruption is challenging everything known about the business.

It's a few bad apples (again) ruining it for the entire industry and imposing undue hardship on the sales rep who already has the challenge of the MLS being available to the public, private websites presenting themselves as real estate companies, low commissions, extra paperwork imposed by the federal government to help deal with money laundering and more.

Real estate is a fascinating, diverse industry full of challenge and opportunity for those who earn it.

«This is just the beginning of the bold ambitions we have for challenging existing conventions in real estate relationships and to progress the industry in ways that favor the consumer, yet directly help our agents and brokers break through the clutter and noise and win in the markets they operate in,» says Cara Whitley, CMO, Century 21 Real Estreal estate relationships and to progress the industry in ways that favor the consumer, yet directly help our agents and brokers break through the clutter and noise and win in the markets they operate in,» says Cara Whitley, CMO, Century 21 Real EstReal Estate.

Your survey question starts off by suggesting that 2004 «promises to be a challenging one in Canada» for everyone involved in real estate, because of «issues» the industry faces.

At the summit meeting sponsored by NAR, Sarah Rosen, deputy assistant secretary of operations at HUD, challenged industry players — from real estate practitioners to representatives from the lending and title services — to establish proposed changes to RESPA that «work for everyone.»

But as Realtors grew in numbers, organized real estate continued to challenge the industry with higher education standards, more concise rules for business practices and ever higher professional conduct.

Still, the industry isn't without challenges, the biggest being how to ensure that REALTORS ® remain the first point of contact for consumers in a real estate transaction, McDonald says.

The time has come for some real challenges to Melanie Aitken's continued attack on the real estate industry.

In order for the Competition Bureau of Canada to be justified in their recent initiative against Professional Real Estate, they had an obligation to prove that as an Industry, Professional Real Estate didn't require or wasn't worthy of the status of other professional Industries, that they wouldn't have so challenged.

The Quebec Court decision clearly and fairly states what challenges lie ahead for the real estate industry.

As the real estate industry continues to ebb and flow at a feverish pace, pinpointing exactly where the market's headed is a challenging proposition for real estate professionals across the board, even those who pride themselves on having a pulse on the market 24/7.

«The challenge for the real estate industry is the technology gap we find with older salespeople, not the age gap.

Cara Whitley, chief marketing officer for Century 21 Real Estate says, «This is just the beginning of the bold ambitions we have for challenging existing conventions in real estate relationships and to progress the industry in ways that favour the consumer yet directly help our agents and brokers break through the clutter and noise and win in the markets they operate in.&raReal Estate says, «This is just the beginning of the bold ambitions we have for challenging existing conventions in real estate relationships and to progress the industry in ways that favour the consumer yet directly help our agents and brokers break through the clutter and noise and win in the markets they operate in.&rareal estate relationships and to progress the industry in ways that favour the consumer yet directly help our agents and brokers break through the clutter and noise and win in the markets they operate in.»

Adding to the challenge for real estate consumers and the industry is that many homeowners are simply not listing their homes.

Another challenge for the industry is the arrival of companies that previously did not participate in real estate, which could disrupt established business models, according to the study, known as the D.A.N.G.E.R. Report («Definitive Analysis of Negative Game Changers Emerging in Real Estate&raqureal estate, which could disrupt established business models, according to the study, known as the D.A.N.G.E.R. Report («Definitive Analysis of Negative Game Changers Emerging in Real Estate&raquReal Estate»).

In this opening keynote and fireside chat moderated by Rachel Oliver, Ray will discuss the latest real estate industry trends, current and future market conditions, tips on overcoming challenges for both rentals and investments, and the steps he is taking towards becoming the go - to real estate platform for Canadians.

For Her CONNECT's 2018 Summit for Women in Real Estate Finance is a new event from MBA for women.The Summit will bring together women within our industry to address the issues and challenges most relevant in the workplace todFor Her CONNECT's 2018 Summit for Women in Real Estate Finance is a new event from MBA for women.The Summit will bring together women within our industry to address the issues and challenges most relevant in the workplace todfor Women in Real Estate Finance is a new event from MBA for women.The Summit will bring together women within our industry to address the issues and challenges most relevant in the workplace todfor women.The Summit will bring together women within our industry to address the issues and challenges most relevant in the workplace today.

Real estate agents and industry professionals are always looking for the most innovative solutions to their everyday challenges.

The real estate industry is growing at a fast pace and the Board of Directors of BREA faces the serious challenge of promoting and maintaining high ethical standards, and offering further education for in excess of 700 members.

Join ITIF for a panel discussion about the challenges and opportunities to increase competition in the real estate industry through technological innovation, and the role that policymakers can play in using technology to make home ownership more affordable.

The industry is rising to the challenge by fully embracing the changes technology brings to its established processes, whether it's through exclusively online real estate services, special apps for property listings, or augmented reality tools for virtual tours.

Evolving technology is leaving many real estate professionals behind and it's very challenging for the real estate industry itself to identify what the most appropriate technology solutions are.

The Agency Task Force report describes agency as a core issue for the real estate industry and for regulators across Canada: «The industry is changing: buyer agency agreements are on the increase; relatively new concepts, such as Transaction Brokerage, are emerging and challenging the traditional agency role of industry members; active real estate markets are giving rise to multiple offer and multiple agency situations.»

As incidents of mortgage fraud and title theft gain greater prominence in the media, the real estate industry is facing a challenge that, if left unresolved, could make real estate look less like a good investment, and more like a risk for many consumers.

There are a lot of innovators working across the globe on technology solutions for the real estate industry, but they all face the same challenge — how to integrate with myriad broker and agent platforms.

In a new white paper, «China: Challenges and Opportunities Ahead,» CoreNet Global, the world's premier association for corporate real estate professionals, service providers and economic developers, outlines the variables that will have the potential to shape the industry.

The interesting challenge for the real estate industry is how to creatively unlock new client streams given the current realities.