Sentences with phrase «survive in an industry where»

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In a world of rapidly accelerating change, where technology threatens to remake almost every aspect of every company in every industry, how do large corporations, built for predictability and stability, adapt and innovate fast enough to survive and thrivIn a world of rapidly accelerating change, where technology threatens to remake almost every aspect of every company in every industry, how do large corporations, built for predictability and stability, adapt and innovate fast enough to survive and thrivin every industry, how do large corporations, built for predictability and stability, adapt and innovate fast enough to survive and thrive?

Mamo returns, having survived the wilds of TIFF ’13 — if «survived» is a word you can apply to a festival where Matt Price announced his retirement from moviegoing and a lunatic film blogger in a press and industry screening called 911 because someone else was using their mobile phone.

The planned itinerary included stops at the «mosaic city» of Madaba, where USAID has been particularly active growing a tourism industry; the restored, re-imagined hilltop Citadel in capital city Amman (another USAID project); the pristine and remote Ajlun Forest Reserve; and the city of Jerash, which, thanks to a huge inventory of surviving Roman - era ruins, is said to be Jordan's second most popular attraction.

But beyond Gerry's comments, in light of the comments by Alan Greenspan, the bankruptcy filing of Lehman Brothers, the meltdown of the banking industry, and all the other economic problems, partners who firms where leaders fail to pick up the phone and reach Gerry or others who advise law firms and talk through the difficult choices firms must make if they are to survive should reevaluate whether they are receiving the leadership they need.

That may not have much financial impact on some companies but those in industries like the service sector, where much of the value of the business is tied to the personality of the business owner, might not survive the abrupt change of leadership.