Sentence examples for business framework from inspiring English sources

Copyright law protects against unauthorised use and provides a business framework for dealing in intellectual property.

This business framework has been criticised as Palestinians come under pressure to boycott Israel.

Commercial director Adam Freeman was inspired by the leader business framework developed by sustainable development charity Forum for the Future.

Hsieh's success in the fetishized retail category of shoes is curious because of his utter disengagement from the product; when he talks about "platforms," he is referring to a business framework, not to thick soles.

In a fascinating interview with my colleague Steve Lohr, Palmisano said the first of the four questions in his guiding business framework was, "Why would someone spend their money with you — so what is unique about you?" At root, business is still about getting money out of your pocket into mine.

Whenever Romney does step out of his tightly circumscribed "I understand business" framework, it is to appeal to conservatives by attacking the president's dubious appreciation of capitalism — saying that Obama "fails to understand America," that he regards the United States as "just another country with a flag" and that he takes his inspiration "from the socialist Democrats of Europe".

The present study has developed based on the business model framework of Hamel (2002) and used this framework as a tool to study social business generally.

This business model framework consists of four components with some sub-components of each of the four major components.

This study develops a conceptual business model framework applied to air transport, which prioritizes key components identified in the literature for designing business models for airlines.

By synthesizing the relevant theories of business models, co-operatives, and management paradigms, a new business model framework for energy co-operatives is developed.

This paper uses a business model framework to analyze the main limitations of Apple Inc. post-2003, a significant turning point in the company's history.