Social networks now provide easy and convenient ways for industry members to find each other and network, and the proliferation of online content has led to vast and often free access to the types of information, insights, and training that professionals used to be able to access only through association membership and industry conferences.
From the economical and the strategic point of view, materials are mixed with others in order to get another more convenient material for industry (see [1 3] and references therein).
Given that, making it easier to bring in agricultural workers appears to both dramatically benefit those workers and make life slightly more convenient for the industry in question.
These fictional bad guys were convenient for an industry eager to ratchet up splashy, cinematically exciting violence: They had access to serious weaponry and were perfectly willing to inflict extreme damage, from crashing trains to torturing cops' families, to move their product.
Professor Tribe's assertion that EPA has wildly overreached in its reading is convenient for the coal industry, but it is implausible if one understands the Clean Air Act.
It is convenient for the software industry to call the unlicensed distribution of copyrighted material "piracy" and to label it unethical ("Trying to Keep Young Internet Users From a Life of Piracy," Business Day, Dec. 25).
I think it's very convenient for the cremation industry to sustain the taboo because then they can work on their own without any questions.
In the end, the success or failure of the concept will be determined not by whether it is convenient for those in the industry, but whether it delivers for the consumer.
So we thought how can we bring each competence together, create a platform for a convenient automotive industry and Silicon Valley partners to look into the future and find some solutions for the mobility, safety and environmentally-friendly problems, which we have to face together.
