Sentences with phrase «tech firms spent»

Last year alone, tech firms spent close to $ 50 million on lobbyists.

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Camber Creek took note and spent 2016 recruiting Fingert to join their firm, which invests primarily in real estate tech companies.

Before DataXu, Vinda spent five years in account management at a high - tech boutique PR firm, fama PR.

Starting off his career at Saatchi & Saatchi in Los Angeles working on Toyota, Lexus and T - Mobile, he then moved to San Francisco where he spent four and a half years leading a sales development team at publishing firm, Future US — ideating and producing integrated marketing campaigns to compliment tens of millions of dollars of media buys for clients such as Google, UBISOFT, Hyundai, The Walking Dead, NVIDIA, Bethesda and dozens more in the video game, music and tech industry.

Blechen demonstrated his intelligence throughout his working life (which he spent as an administrator with several high - tech firms) by saying nothing to his employers about his extracurricular interest.

The trial Monday also included testimony from the owner of an environmental tech firm who said hiring Adam Skelos would provide the company with «intelligence» from the state senator about where federal money for superstorm Sandy recovery would be spent.

TECH CRUNCH - June 20 - According to mobile app analytics firm Flurry, the average user now spends 9 % more time using mobile apps than the Internet.

That's because the products that grow out of this spending will help tech firms increase their long - term sales and profits.

The complete survey results are also worth reviewing for data on what's in use, market shares of leading products, and law firm tech spending and staffing.

There is only so much money that law firms will spend on legal tech, even if their budgets are growing.

Small law tech spending A 2016 survey by the International Legal Technology Association found that small firms were increasing their technology spend and moving to cloud - based services.

It is an interesting look at law firm tech spending.

Ping was promising enough to be invited in May to spend 10 weeks in the London law firm Mishcon de Reya's incubator for tech startups for the legal industry, setting up shop in the building alongside five other early - stage companies.

Only a quarter of small firms say that they will spend more on technology and infrastructure, while 72 percent say their tech / infrastructure spending will remain the same.

We can help you rethink how your firm can run by offering a thorough assessment of current technology, workflow, pain points, and goals, including a review of your current tech spend.

His posts often range from reviews to clever new products to insights: How Law Firms Spent their Tech Money in 2013.

The end of summer marks the release of two legal - tech surveys that create the benchmark for solos and firms on legal technology practices and spending.

Tech companies talk a lot about creating a user - friendly interface, but not enough application or software engineers actually spend time with law and other professional services firms to get a true sense of how they differ from mainstream companies or how lawyers prioritize their time.

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Two: law firm tech spending as a percentage of revenue per attorney is up as well.

Source: This news was published on April 30, 2015 in http://economictimes.indiatimes.com/under the title: Indian insurance firms will spend Rs 130 billion on tech in 2015

I had spent about a half hour in the headquarters of Cambridge Analytica before I realized why my arrival at the tech firm — in a low - rise office building lodged inconspicuously on a dead - end service alley behind the Japanese Embassy, a block from Piccadilly — had been greeted so warmly.

India has emerged as a key battleground for Western tech firms, with Apple committed to selling iPhones manufactured in Bengaluru, Google going all - in to target the «next billion» internet users across the country, Intel spending $ 178 million on a new «smart and green» R&D facility there, and Facebook showing growing interest.