Sentence examples for competition technology from inspiring English sources

He focuses on teaching general management skills along with addressing issues of competition, technology, innovation and regulation.

Add to that the pressure from competition, technology and the changing structure of economies, and the tax revenues a chancellor can raise are limited.

But in the late 1990s, the telecommunications industry went through major shifts in the wake of an economic downturn, global competition, technology changes, and new consumer demands.

Despite some fears of a two-tier system (created as a result of increased specialisation and competition), technology also has the potential to dramatically improve access by offering high quality and cost-effective higher education for all.

The other half of the inequality-reducing work has to be done through policies on competition, technology and jobs, all fields in which the presumption has long been that the market knows best.

Professor Li has research interests in operations management and strategy, including time-based competition, technology choice, supply chain information sharing and coordination, service operations, and management of international manufacturing networks.

"The structure of Nasdaq has evolved rapidly because of competition from technology," Mr. Jenkins said.

There is great creative ferment and competition in technology today with new computing models developing in phones and other devices.

The GE model died because of global competition, the technology revolution, investor power, and the spread of professional management.

Tactile won the $5,000 top prize in the MIT $100K Pitch Competition for technology that converts printed text to Braille.

But fault also lies with the geography, demographics, competition and technology that all make the Bay Area perhaps the toughest newspaper market in the country.