Sentence examples for collaborative tech from inspiring English sources

There will also be opportunity for law firms that create new organizational and economic models that are corporate, client-aligned, diverse, agile, collaborative, tech and process-enabled, entrepreneurial, multi-disciplinary, and industry-focused to thrive even in a down market.

Oakland, already known for its multicultural population, has been growing into a new phase of its own: an extension of SF and Silicon Valley, with art spaces and collaborative tech workspaces popping up overnight.

It's possible that Wansrath is stepping in to help prepare the company for that transition, but it looks more like companies that deal in highly collaborative tech like GitHub and WordPress with young executives are getting more comfortable with a shifting definition of executive roles.

Remote working options facilitated by collaborative tech tools.

Fab.com's collaborative filtering tech, which integrates users' activity on the site as well as social networking sites, evaluates the items each visitor has viewed, faved or shared on Facebook, Twitter or Pinterest, past purchases, and activity by other shoppers Fab believes have similar tastes.

It is through both discretionary opportunities and collaborative action that tech employees — or any worker — can advocate for a system that prioritizes more than profits.

Now fully settled and married to an Argentine, she is driving a movement to replicate the collaborative and dynamic tech scene that she left behind in NYC in her adopted home.

Re-imagining Cabot Library will bridge modern scholarship with the library's traditional collections, and lead the way for increased cross-disciplinary cooperation to support the innovative teaching and collaborative learning of tech-savvy undergraduates.

Re-imagining Cabot will bridge modern scholarship with the library's traditional collections, and lead the way for increased cross-disciplinary cooperation to support the innovative teaching and collaborative learning of tech-savvy undergraduates.

It's high-tech collaborative consumption.

The workers born in the '80s and '90s are bringing high-tech, collaborative habits into the workplace.