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Flexible future: Samsung showed off flexible display prototypes in 2013.
The Action Office II, as it was originally called, appeared to be a harbinger of a liberating, flexible future.
Another variation, called organic L.E.D.'s, hold the promise of being flexible — future screens or lights may roll up like scrolls.
These are initial examples of this design approach, which should, however, apply much more widely, thus paving the road for significantly more flexible future imaging systems.
New York: Renovating For a Flexible Future After years in a small two-bedroom, a family offive makes a home in a narrow but flexibleHarlem town house, with tiny bedrooms butwide-open public spaces.
Most cite reasons for their decisions based on the following key themes: a romantic vision of future opportunities, necessary training, the possibility for a more flexible future, or the precarity of their child's engagement (safety etc.).
In January, the accounting giant KPMG, looking for a way to save payroll costs without losing valued employees, introduced an initiative called Flexible Futures.
Because Flexible Futures positioned shorter workweeks and mini-sabbaticals as a strategic response to the downturn rather than a "benefit" for working mothers, it has gone some distance to legitimizing flex time.
Positioned as a way for the firm to "come together" in tough times, Flexible Futures is already seen as a winner.
"We were trying to deal with reality but also give employees some control over their own destiny," says Rachel Campbell, head of people for KPMG Europe and the architect of Flexible Futures.
To maximize its portability, Java and open-source libraries were used in developing this system, and object-oriented programming (OOP) principles were followed to make it more flexible for future expansion.
