After leaving America for Britain, in 1952 Vorhaus took architecture classes, and launched a successful property conversion enterprise.
This combination of data presents a more comprehensive view of customer behaviors that can help an enterprise in promoting conversions and providing prognostic direction on future customer behaviors.
In other words, Chirpify is now an enterprise marketing platform — or "conversion platform" to use its lingo.
But for her namesake enterprise Huffington made a Damascene conversion.
Privatisation, the conversion of public enterprises into private corporations through share floats or outright sale to a (normally foreign) buyer encapsulate all these aspects of neoliberalism.
With 500 artists, social enterprises and businesses affected by the conversion plans, it is one of the biggest examples of a threat that is faced nationwide by community assets as property prices rise in many towns and cities.
"Privatize," he told Chinese scholars at a meeting in Shanghai's Fudan University; and he told those in Moscow and elsewhere in Eastern Europe: "Speed the conversion of state-run enterprises to private ownership". They did. Louis Uchitelle and Edmund L. Andrews contributed reporting.
In many cases, they had no choice, squeezed off their land like many rural people by a widespread conversion of farmland for industrial enterprises.
The ship seemed perfect for conversion to a commerce raider, an enterprise that demanded speed, stealth and a capacity for staying at sea for long periods.
The company, based out of New York, had always seen itself as a competitor to Zendesk, co-founder and CEO Brad Birnbaum said in an interview, "but now we are starting to take on a bunch of Oracle and Salesforce conversions, larger enterprises".
