Sentences with phrase «white space opportunities»

He added: «We think of all possibilities [and] white space opportunities.

Not exact matches

That white space could indicate a market opportunity.

Once you understand the people and the problems and have developed a trusted relationship with your customer, you can identify areas of opportunity — the «white space» in the account — where solutions can add value to the customer's business.»

«Being from Louisiana and with the food culture down here, we saw an opportunity and white space for a sports bar but one that serves really, really good food,» Landry says.

«To this end, GFI has compiled a list of «white space» companies representing opportunities that have not been capitalized upon and for which we are actively recruiting founding teams.»

James Richardson, Ph.D., leads Hartman Strategy, which works with the largest and most respected global food and beverage companies to identify, create and seize white - space opportunities that align with constantly evolving food culture.

In the business world the opportunity could be defined by what is known as «White Space,» or «Competitive White Space.»

Entrepreneurial community spaces — collaboration spaces, coworking spaces, communal workspaces for diverse groups — open concept, relaxing, white boards, amenities (snacks, high speed internet), programming, opportunities to meet with investors.

So we did a whirlwind few hour trip to the Air and Space Museum (which had a really cool Spirit and Opportunity exhibit), the Natural History Museum, outside the fence of the White House, past the Washington Monument, into the American History museum and then back to the hotel.

According to McGovern, who presided over the design and execution of the Velar, there was a «white space» opportunity between the Range Rover Evoque and the Range Rover Sport in terms of size and price.

Land Rover design boss Gerry McGovern believes the forthcoming era of electrification will present even more opportunities for «white space» vehicles like the Range Rover Evoque and Velar, which have been so successful for the brand.

In an open letter, founder and director Matthew Strauss wrote: «For the past ten years White Flag Projects has worked to provide context and opportunities to artists at pivotal junctures in their careers, and give St. Louisans a space to engage with these exhibitions in the most direct way possible.

««Dealers holding on to the idea of a white cube gallery in central London are struggling, but there are also opportunities,» says Magnus Edensvard, the founder of Ibid Gallery, who this year closed his permanent London space after 16 years in the capital.

What I really want to say is that I'm excited by the opportunity to present my work in a space that is not another anonymous white cube.

I navigate these various decisions and guidelines by working in collaboration with my clients as to various ways to claim their respective inventions (e.g., claiming non-natural claim elements where needed to illustrate patentably eligible subject matter, or alternatively looking for appropriate arguments that meet the USPTO's guidelines), proper development of a patent specification that can be used for prosecution and litigation purposes (e.g., good actual, prophetic and comparative examples to illustrate the novelty and nonobviousness of the invention while still maintaining a broad claim scope of protection for future enforcement), and continual review of the client's patent landscape (via competitive and white space analyses and updates) to look for additional IP opportunities.

If your resume is crammed with information making it hard to read because of lack of white space or the size of your font is too small, your opportunity is lost.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS • Over a decade of experience working as a Business Intelligence Analyst • Functional knowledge of assessing general industry trends and applying strategies to improve businesses • In depth know how of leading projects and monitoring «white space» issues • Hands on experience in identifying and recommending new business opportunities

Chief Executive Officer Brian Cornell calls them «white space» — retail jargon for an unrealized opportunity.