Like Valeant in pharma, it could roll up to bigger and bigger companies and create ever more value for its shareholders, enabling it to buy more devalued companies.
But on a smaller scale, Hong Kong's own evolution from a low-cost manufacturing base to a hub for services with ever more value added (see chart 5) is almost as remarkable.
Scalable learning on the other hand is driven by the desire to learn more about those who are being served by the institutions and then to provide ever more value to those constituencies by tailoring products and services to address the individual and evolving needs of those being served.
I had put it to Mendes that football's ability to generate ever more value could not go on forever.
Adding ever more events to track, ever more values to measure, heat maps, demographic breakdowns, elaborate custom-built reporting interfaces, a dashboard for every occasion, you name it.
There are ever more values to connectivity because there are more things to do with it– Amazon, Ebay, Yahoo and Google, to name a few.
There are ever more values to connectivity because there are more things to do with it Amazon, Ebay, Yahoo and Google, to name a few.
Vendor sales forces will probably compete as vigorously as ever, but buyers will start looking at HR technology as a total "employee experience". Vendors have many challenges to deal with over the next few years, but the marketplace is filled with highly trained, motivated, smart people and we believe HR technology can add ever more value each day.
The act of whitewashing the mural is a meta commentary on the bizarre state of the art world — a world in which art gains ever more value after being stolen, defaced or worse.
The deal could also mark the beginning of a feeding frenzy by UK and other national broadcasters on production houses, as sharp, funny, long term televisual content becomes ever more highly valued.
