Sentences with phrase «real need for any innovation»

But with only 20 minutes of oxygen per firefighter, there's a real need for any innovation that can help them move more quickly and easily.

Not exact matches

Eleven entrepreneurs, all from founding teams including women or people of color, made their cases for innovations that would help bring more real - world experience into classrooms, help teachers track the progress of special - needs students, or help underserved people find jobs, among others.

But if you're looking only at your existing employees for new management, you're not likely to be introducing the change agents and alternative thinkers that you'll need to drive real innovation.

«The only way that will happen is if there's a real need — too often we see innovations that are solutions looking for problems and what we really need are solutions that address real problems within the system,» he added.

Reuters quotes Pan as having declared that» [the meeting] clearly called for limiting «innovations» that deviate from the need of the real economy and escape regulation,» and that, «Pseudo-financial innovations that have no relationship with the real economy should not be supported.»

John Pecman, Commissioner of Competition said in a statement: «Today's decision is an important win for competition and for consumers — it paves the way for much needed innovation in the real estate industry.

«We need to be open to real innovation, open to taking risks, open to change an equation that's been flawed for decades.»

The Volt's impressive electric drivetrain and redesigned gasoline range extender have no real peer for the 2016 model year in terms of green innovation, and the fact that the hatchback's EV operating mode matches the majority of American commuting needs while offering a backup for longer trips proves that you no longer have to compromise to own an electric car.

We just need to recognize prices very real limits and use it to best drive technological change (I proposed earlier last year a carbon tax scheme that funds innovation, for instance).

«But if doing these things has the tradeoff of dampening the incentives for longer - term innovation, there can be a real problem, particularly when dramatic levels of technological change are needed, such as in the case of stabilizing the global climate.»

Amid a media landscape of knee - jerk reactions and hyperbolic predictions, we think there is a significant need for thoughtful, well - informed commentary about, and engagement with, the intersection between potentially transformative technologies and other innovations and the real - world, well - established, everyday practice of law and provision of legal advice.

I also provide Legal AI Workshops for law firms to help build internal capacity and knowledge that will help partners, IT and innovation teams to make real, practical use cases for this new technology that fit their firm and their clients» needs.

And there, in a nutshell, appear two of the biggest impediments to innovation in the legal field: the idea that if it ain't broke, it doesn't need fixing, combined with the real possibility that the innovation will fail — or at the very least, that the innovator will be scrambling for money until the idea catches on.

Anduril is privately funding and building products that America and her allies desperately need: real - time battlefield awareness for soldiers on the ground and headquarters alike, innovations that keep our men and women on the front line out of harm's way, and a host of other technologies that will ensure we are staying ahead of our adversaries.

«The financial work conference clearly called for limiting «innovations» that deviate from the need of the real economy and escape regulation,» Pan said

The brand's consistent strive for innovation is rooted in serving consumers» needs and shaping their experience, as well as driving the success of their real estate agents.

Big changes in conventional offices are eventually going to be needed because formal workplaces where men and women arrive «dressed for success» in tailored suits after long drives from suburbia are dying out, says Peter Miscovich, managing director of strategy and innovation for a real estate brokerage.

Real estate players need to make sure they're fit for the future and success will depend on having global networks, specialist expertise and innovation, cost management and scale, as well as people that suit your strategic objectives.

Each of our divisions alone offers smart and creative solutions to varying real estate needs; but together they combine to offer unparalleled expertise and innovation for all of your real estate needs.