The company already has a US office and co-founder Claus Zimmermann will leave partner Torsten Appel to start an office in New York City to complement offices in Hamburg and Boston.
It is certainly reasonable to assume Google would consider launching a simple to-do list product to complement its office suite, and would post about the new product on the official blog.
The natural light of the western sky might be viewed as a competitor to indoor activities, but still, the park's landscape could complement the office interiors well.
"We've opened offices in the USA, Dubai, Portugal, Slovakia, Spain, and Latin America to complement our offices in Prague and London," said CEO Vit Horky in a statement.
The doctor possessed a fancy medical pedigree to complement his box-office looks.
Neonode says the patent, number 8,095,879 from the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office, complements other existing patents, numbers 7,880,732 and 8,068,101, which it says cover small and midsized touchscreen devices.
This will include additional offices to complement its HQ in Milan and recently opened Spanish office in Barcelona.
He must have been the last major artist to see sculpture in these terms, and he was certainly by far the most successful in marketing it worldwide as a standard complement to the proliferating office blocks and municipal buildings constructed on a previously unheard-of scale from the 1950s onwards.
Plug and Play has built up this assortment of accelerator programs over the past three years as a complement to the family office investment fund that was the first real success for the Amidi family, former rug merchants who parlayed some real estate investments into a deep network in Silicon Valley.
MEANWHILE, Mr. Sander, 51, senses he is perceived by some people as the biggest jerk "on the face of the earth for proposing the fare increase," he said this week in the privacy of his carefully decorated office — the plants complement the artsy transit posters that complement the maroon furniture that complements his tie — at 347 Madison Avenue in Midtown.
Some New York skyscrapers complemented traditional, cubicle offices linked by corridors, with larger, more open-plan spaces called "general offices".
