We need to equip our people with the skills to anticipate and react to change, to keep pace with however our economy changes.
Facebook has obviously seen the effect of this shift, and has altered its product to try to anticipate or react to it, with moves like the Beluga purchase in 2011, which led to the launch of Facebook Messenger.
That gives the opponent at the other end of the nine-foot table roughly half a second to anticipate, react to and counter a shot.
Cerberus, then, is going to have to do more than run a tight ship; it's also going to have to figure out how to anticipate and react to fluctuations in consumer taste.
Other parents expressed their hopelessness to be able to offer such activities to their children due to lack of money, time, or resources to anticipate and react to unexpected events.
The steady production of nonsense is his defining feature, and now a scarily large portion of my brain seems to have reshaped itself to anticipate, absorb, react to the craziness.
This means that the virtual vehicles in the simulation are not only capable of responding to each others' behaviour, they are also able to anticipate and react to the behaviour shown by the simulator-car.
"There is a thread here that continues, that collectively the industry has failed to anticipate and react to the problems with Avandia," he said.
Does the normalization of emergency life 'stretch the scales, meanings and timings of emergencies and disasters' and what does that imply for our capacity to anticipate and react to future Anthropocene disasters?
The result has been log and event management solutions that include consoles with built in compliance reports and preconfigured correlation rules that guide users on how to anticipate and react to possible threats.
