Sentence examples for executive mobility from inspiring English sources

The executive mobility architecture is very straightforward.

Do recruitment agencies facilitate executive mobility?

Beyond growth in company size, executive mobility has also increased.

Garmaise (Anderson UCLA) finds that non-compete enforcement strongly reduces executive mobility and shifts compensation from bonuses and performance-based pay to a heavy reliance on a fixed salary.

Ralph de la Vega, AT&T's chief executive of mobility, said that when new iPhones were released, there was typically a spike in demand and thus a shortage in supply.

In a recent briefing with analysts, Ralph de la Vega, AT&T's chief executive for mobility, said that users of smartphones, primarily the iPhone, were straining the network by watching video and surfing the Web.

"What we are seeing in the U.S. today in terms of smartphone penetration, 3G data, nobody else is seeing in the rest of the planet," Ralph de la Vega, president and chief executive for mobility and consumer markets at AT&T, told analysts at a conference in New York.

As compared with vascular MR type converters, AD MR type converters showed high executive and mobility predementia performances.

The clinical profile of the non-AD MR type converters was characterized by a heterogeneous pattern of forgetting but consistently lower executive and mobility performances.

In early July — mere days after Google lost out to a consortium led by Apple and Microsoft — Andrew Rubin, the company's senior vice president of mobile, reached out to Sanjay Jha, the chief executive of Motorola Mobility, to discuss "the possible impact of and potential responses" to the Nortel purchase.

But Ralph de la Vega, chief executive of AT&T Mobility, said that the company was not reacting to T-Mobile and that Next had been in the works for a while.