Sentence examples for Sector intelligence from inspiring English sources
Lencioni asserts that it's not the businesses with the expertise, team knowledge and experience that thrive but the organizations who match this sector intelligence with organizational health.
According to Heather Mohr, sector intelligence manager at the BHRC, higher salaries and other rewards for researchers have not increased as dramatically as those for other biotech positions in recent years and supply and demand appear to be the main issues.
ISTANBUL/ANKARA, July 19 (Reuters) - Turkey vowed to root out allies of the U.S.-based cleric it blames for an abortive coup last week, widening a purge of the army, police and judiciary on Tuesday to the education sector, intelligence agency and religious authorities.
Now we have an intelligence-industrial complex composed of close to a dozen and a half federal intelligence agencies and services, many of which are duplicative, and in the last decade or two the growth of a private sector intelligence world.
Mr. Snowden is but one of literally hundreds of thousands of private-sector intelligence workers, many of whom possess top-secret security clearances.
Dr. Bloom said his graduates would be qualified to work in areas including government and private-sector intelligence and international law enforcement.
That's true in my official actions — which is why I've rejected as utterly outlandish a proposal to establish a private-sector intelligence apparatus outside the usual structures of accountability.
In 2011, he joined the Soufan Group, a private-sector intelligence-analysis firm that employs retired American and British security officials and spies.
She has more than 20 years experience in public policy, private sector development, intelligence and investigations across EMEA, gained in prominent organizations worldwide.
Josh Hewer, defence analyst at public sector market intelligence firm Kable, said: "It isn't necessarily a done deal but a GoCo is the preferred option.
According to public sector market intelligence service Kable, spending on IT staff within local government is set to fall further over the coming years.
