Sentence examples for decision makers globally from inspiring English sources

"Perella Weinberg Partners is a firm of highly experienced bankers known for providing exceptional independent advice to decision makers globally," Mr. Gatto said in a statement.

70% of retail decision makers globally are ready to adopt the Internet of Things to improve customer experiences.

Security expertise is in high demand with 38% of IT decision makers globally say that finding qualified security talent is the most difficult position they are recruiting for today.

While around two-thirds (65%) of senior financial services industry decision makers globally are "bullish" on so-called disruptive technologies like Artificial Intelligence (AI), blockchain and robotics and see them as having "a positive impact" on their business in the future, a new study reveals only a third (33%) indicate these technologies are being deployed today.

Preterm birth and stillbirth are nearly invisible to the majority of health decision makers globally.

4) Looking to alternatives for data security 82% of all ICT decision-makers globally agree with proposals made by German chancellor Angela Merkel for separating data networks.

The HRIS is an important tool which is globally used by the decision makers to use data for leading and managing their HR in the health sector; however, Pakistan has been an exception [ 2].

IT decision makers in the U.S. are the highest paid globally, averaging a $107,193 salary this year.

Given the burden that represents HF globally, this study could be useful to decision makers in other legislations to orient discussions on the current situation of HF care in their own regions.

By 1998, we had globally consistent information available on-line for Cisco's decision makers.

Patz and collaborators have gone so far as to recommend selecting research questions collaboratively with the local community and decision makers and fully integrating research findings into the social, economic and political dialogue, both globally and locally [ 42].