Instead of consciously evaluating the direction and results they want to achieve, many entrepreneurs jump ahead to taking action.
Instead of just reporting the issue to the FBI and waiting for the government's help, Microsoft got the legal go-ahead to take action by citing violations of laws that were written long before the modern Internet.
That's because the patent describes how it could collect historical information on a customer's interests, based on things like past purchases, then leverage that ahead of taking an action like sending an offer.
Across Cornell Career Services, we help students through the career development process: understanding your strengths, interests, and values; exploring the career options ahead of you; and taking action through developing job-search skills, and applying to graduate and professional school.
In the best-case scenario, the platform will be able to prevent issues by taking action ahead of time, but it can also autonomously fix issues if it's too late to stop them from escalating.
Avery Gardiner, co-president of the Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun Violence — which had filed suit along with Everytown for Gun Safety and Giffords Law Center to Prevent Gun Violence ― commended the attorneys general for taking action ahead of Aug. 1.
By taking action, you come to know what you want, and you're a step ahead of the majority of people.
That is why so many are already taking action ahead of the politicians.
Norwegian banking executives are taking action ahead of any government-imposed cap, promising to voluntarily freeze their salaries, while the Dutch government has taken steps to limit golden handshakes for executives leaving banking and insurance firms.
Taking action ahead of issues and having an active cyber policy and preparedness is the new norm, whether those in power know it or not.
As a result, they can warn others of "dangers that lie ahead" and take action to prevent them.
