Because the new Bear Stearns building was intended to accommodate the business of the firm, not to attract tenants (although it will have retail tenants along Madison Avenue, as required by zoning regulations), its raison d'etre from the beginning was decidedly pragmatic.
Soetanto & Jack (2013) Journal of Technology Transfer How does business incubators accommodate the networking needs of the firms within the incubators and how does these networking activities differ among highly innovative and medium to low innovative firms?
The organizational factors capture the firm's ability to accommodate the system and describe the attributes of the firm that could impact adoption decisions (DePietro et al. 1990; Doolin and Troshani 2007).
Saunders said he plans to hire another full-time employee at the firm to accommodate the wave of clients he suspects could come after cannabis legalization in Canada.
And it is striking that in all the Nordic countries working women are heavily concentrated in the public sector, which finds it easier than many private firms to accommodate the comings and goings.America is in a class of its own as the only rich country where women get no paid maternity leave at all (though two states, California and New Jersey, offer six weeks at reduced rates of pay).
The government is eager to develop its own indigenous tech industry so it is not inclined to accommodate the interests or values of western firms.
Yesterday the New York DoT announced a $370,000 study by engineering firm Aecom to examine how they can accommodate the growth in bridge users.
The Harris firm tweaked one of its popular radios to accommodate the main JTRS waveforms, and quickly sold 16,000 of the new radios, mostly to the Army.
The district was developed in the 20's and 30's to accommodate the booming women's fashion trade, and most buildings are unsuitable for large firms.
Earlier this month, the firm opened a 20,000-square-foot web-hosting facility in Boston to accommodate the company's 1,500 web hosting company.
