Sentence examples for firm context from inspiring English sources

Salman Chaudhry, analyst at the research firm Context, said: "Overall, we shouldn't expect this particular tablet to take on the iPad despite Google's efforts to differentiate it.

According to market research firm, Context, 93% of PC's still ship with Vista.

This paper conceptualises the development of an innovation diffusion readiness (IDR) framework used for monitoring innovation diffusion maturity levels within the architectural and engineering design (AED) firm context.

Similarly, innovativeness is perceived as a highly relevant component of entrepreneurial orientation in the family firm context (Nordqvist et al. 2008; Zellweger and Sieger 2012).

For policy makers, this study implies that R&D investment can be enhanced by setting rules and standards of good governance that take into account CEO time in office and firm context.

This empirical case study examines the operation of management control practices as a package in a growth firm context by paying particular attention to the couplings among cultural, personnel, action and results controls.

Mitter did not have to wade into the complications of present-day China, but having done so he should have put his judgments into firmer context.

We thank the reviewer for these comments, which helped place our data in a firmer context.

To this end, the paper provides a review of the theoretical and empirical literature on management control in inter-firm contexts by organizing contributions according to the breadth of the control solutions they investigated, i.e., control archetypes, management control mechanisms, and cost and accounting controls.

This evaluation process seeks to assist the decision-making by requiring success criteria to take into account the firm's context and priorities and give decision-makers the keys to establish a coherent evaluation.

Other differences in the determinants of innovation performance linked to ownership and firms' institutional context emphasise the systemic nature of innovation and the legacy of past patterns of industrial development.