Last year, the firm wove a snaking wooden staircase through the new headquarters it designed for Georgia's National Olympic Committee, and has recently finished an imposing new building in Tbilisi with an imposing name: The Prosecutor's Office.
The company is creating the online version of the 360-plan, per Robinovitz, who said the hair-care firm weaves influencers throughout all of the destinations the brand and consumer touch globally, from social media to TV.
Fewer spokes mean a looser weave, while more spokes means a tighter and firmer weave.
Wireless companies and start-up firms are weaving the satellite system known as G.P.S., or Global Positioning System, which was begun by the United States military in the 1970's, into the cellular phone network and the Internet to sell products and services that provide location information.
The documents reveal how big law firms help clients weave their way through the gaps between different countries' tax rules.
If the new two-part Viacom performs as expected, even the bloggers may have to admit that a stodgy old media firm can duck and weave like a digital upstart.
"These coffins are being marketed as sustainable but I really do question it," says Jonathan Coate, whose family firm has been weaving baskets (and now sustainable coffins) from Somerset willow since 1819.
Richard Blinder, a partner at the firm, said he wove together his own ideas, features of the National Tennis Center in Flushing, Queens; Chelsea Piers in Manhattan, and previous design efforts to address complaints by the Yankees.
McKinsey & Co. is one of the most influential companies in the world, a firm that is woven into decision making at the highest levels in business and government.
Users of Salesforce, which helps firms manage their customer relationships, can now quickly switch to Google's web-based applications.Smaller firms have already started to weave a network of services.
Meanwhile, the biggest debt-collection firms continue to dodge and weave past serious sanctions.
