Indian firms, skilled at "re-engineering" others' formulations, have done well in this market, largely because, as Mr McKinnell acknowledged, they have "important scientific capabilities".
Many cybersecurity firms will be software and hardware technology companies, but there will be others, too: from human resources firms skilled at finding the top talent in the field to consultancies who can help executives think through the questions of privacy versus defense, for instance.
The firm's skilled gunsmiths are left with a feeling close to dread.
And it is too early to say if the feeble-looking restrictions on Microsoft's behaviour will make much real difference, since the firm is skilled at avoiding such measures.But even if the settlement proves toothless, the trial has had several benefits.
Although firms who recoup their training investments by the end of training no longer need to rely on retaining their apprentices for financial reasons, the overall retention rate of apprentices (i.e., the share of apprentices that remains with the firm as skilled workers after training) in Germany remained at a high level (slightly above 50%).
A private equity firm, one skilled with turning around distressed companies, could also swoop in.
The Calabasas firm provides skilled employees — many of them in the technology field — to companies looking for temporary workers.
Multinational companies surveyed by the GAO "were generally able to hire their preferred candidates because the firms were skilled at navigating the immigration system". This legal inequity places start-ups and small firms at a disadvantage.
Property taxes are a stable source of revenue in a globalised world where firms and skilled people can easily move.
Building trust takes years".Despite the time and the investment that will be needed, a small group of rich firms with skilled managers will probably succeed.
