Founder and CEO Amy Chang has compared the product to a digital chief of staff or personal assistant, giving executives the context they need before conversations and meetings.
The Houston Chronicle's blog, Enron: Trial Watch, explains that Mr. Skilling's high-pitched impersonation was part of an attempt by defense lawyer Daniel Petrocelli to put previous testimony by Enron executive Kevin Hannon in context.
Davies, who is also Scarlets chief executive, added: "The context of a vote of no confidence...that is a question for the clubs.
Details from the earnings call will follow this afternoon as executives will bring context to those numbers.
RDT recognizes the influence of external factors on organizational behaviour, and although constrained by the context, executives can react to reduce any environmental uncertainty or dependency.
In the context of executive pay gone wild, this may not sound like an aberration.
Steven Kaplan, a professor at the University of Chicago's business school, puts some hot topics in corporate finance, including the particularly touchy issue of executive pay, into historical context.
"Though intriguing and significant, a Saudi statement promising 'full normalization' in exchange for the demands laid out by Abdullah is almost surely not relevant in today's geopolitical context," Robert Satloff, executive director of the Washington Institute for Near East Policy, writes in a paper issued by the institute.
Mike Hawes, the SMMT's chief executive, said: "Placed in context, a 1.2% growth in UK car manufacturing in 2014 represents a very successful year.
According to Whelan and Weiner, judicial restraint is indeed a virtue, but it does not counsel in favor of deference to the executive branch in this context.
