Sentences with phrase «smart businesses already»

While e-commerce organizations have until their 2015 audit to transition, the new controls are demanding enough operational and technical changes that smart businesses already have started preparing.

Not exact matches

When Virgin starts any new business, we always hire a core team of smart people who already know the industry and its inherent risks.

Our smart technology and online application process provides a fast and easy way to access small business loans, and we've already helped thousands of Australian small businesses.

Even for those businesses not wanting to make their own investments in hardware - like headsets and smart tokens, there are plenty of opportunities relating to the wearables that people already own.

It's a smart business move that will expand the audience, bring in that coveted casual money, will sell seats in one of their larger venues, and won't chase off any of you non-lame «purists» because the card is already solid.

The Business Council also said Gov. Andrew Cuomo already has announced plans for a commission to study options for government - sponsored alternative retirement plans, called NY SMART, and they'd like to see those results first.

They are smart, successful, spirit - minded women in business who crave the same level of success with their weight that they've already achieved professionally.

The paper encourages readers to follow the trend of «smart offices», already adapted by Facebook and Google, so their businesses can also create a space for relaxed collaboration and somewhere for employees can share ideas.

I expect that PARCC and Smarter Balanced (the two federally subsidized consortia of states that are developing new assessments meant to be aligned with Common Core standards) will fade away, eclipsed and supplanted by long - established yet fleet - footed testing firms that already possess the infrastructure, relationships, and durability that give them huge advantages in the competition for state and district business.

This prediction will puzzle, upset, and maybe infuriate a great many readers — and, of course, it could turn out to be wrong — but enough clues, tips, tidbits, and intuitions have converged in recent weeks that I feel obligated to make it: I expect that PARCC and Smarter Balanced (the two federally subsidized consortia of states that are developing new assessments meant to be aligned with Common Core standards) will fade away, eclipsed and supplanted by long - established yet fleet - footed testing firms that already possess the infrastructure, relationships, and durability that give them huge advantages in the competition for state and district business.

It just seems that this device demonstrates backwards steps in usability, especially for those already equipped with a smart or business - orientated phone and also enjoy their browsing in comfort.

It's a smart business decision to set up a workplace savings plan if your Quebec - based employees don't already have one.

You can't accept you're not smarter than the market No matter how much you know about business or the economy, you can be sure that countless others know the same things and have already assimilated them into stock prices.

On the other hand, since the game business on smart devices is already severely competitive, even with highly popular IP, the odds of success are quite low if consumers can not appreciate the quality of a game.

Also, if we were simply to port software that already has a track record on a dedicated game system, it would not match the play styles of smart devices, and the appropriate business models are different between the two, so we would not anticipate a great result.

, taking into account that as a society of smart and industrial people who recognize that we are already very far, if not too far, behind the curve in affecting the change desired (which, I might add, is a common consensus of many of the leading scientific investigators who do make it their daily business to study this issue.)

Smart investors are already getting out before it pops; they're betting on non-carbon businesses.

«GM has already saved millions of dollars by using renewable energy, and like any smart business that recognizes an investment opportunity, they want to seize it fully.

Several smart observers (and one not - so - smart) have already seen it and written about it, including Paul Lippe, Patrick J. Lamb, Lisa Salazar, and the good folks at Lawyer Metrics and the Harvard Business Review.

«We thought the time was right,» says Smart & Biggar national marketing manager Kristen Petersen, adding the firm already has lots of business in Western Canada through its Vancouver office.

While the two companies have already given Dropbox Business users the ability to edit Office files directly, extending this out to include Office Online — and crucially, allowing consumer users to access it — is a smart play for both companies wanting to entice new paying customers.

If you really need business - centric features like smart card support and vPro, it's likely that the place where you work has already provided you a laptop that supports them.

But innovation is moving quickly, and private consortiums are already using private blockchains — with cryptocurrencies and smart contracts — to manage their business relations.

For those already familiar with cryptocurrencies and the blockchain, Ethereum is either the bastard child threatening to overthrow Bitcoin from its rightful place as king of the cryptos, or the long - awaited savior that will bring the tech underlying Bitcoin to new heights and a mainstream awareness, thereby launching a future full of decentralized organizations, new business models for the young entrepreneur, and safe, legal smart contracts that manage your business for you.

A number of companies have already begun working on alternatives that supply smart contracts to businesses that do not actually run on the blockchain.

Already, several companies have introduced solutions that improve on several traditional business activities, from creating better agreements — companies such as Jincor, which offers simple smart contract creation — to giving consumers better access to services like financing and cloud storage.

Amazon will stop selling new Nest products in the near future and has already informed Google's smart home division of that decision via a call late last year, Business Insider reported Friday, citing sources with knowledge of the development.

The Open Beta, that will become available at the beginning of December, has already attracted 300 + businesses to give it a try and will include a basic labor smart contract template, that can be easily customized for the needs of businesses of any industry and scale, and cryptocurrency wallets, built on pre-alpha version of Jincor's private blockchain.