"You've got a company with declining revenue, and it is fighting the impact of a technology she helped bring to the forefront," says Colin Gillis, managing director of equity research at Brigantine Advisors.
All have long histories of staying at the forefront of technology to manage inventories.
A scientist's training will need to include ways of engaging citizen scientists constructively, making their data more widely available, putting uncertainty at the forefront of their work, and managing public expectations about what science can do.
Reinsurers are on the forefront of risk management.
GPs are the professionals who are at the forefront of helping patients to manage urgent health problems, and as gatekeepers they have to make decisions on patient's health; whether to send them to hospitals.
OR – Odds Ratio GPs are the professionals who are at the forefront of helping patients to manage urgent health problems, and as gatekeepers they have to make decisions on patient's health; whether to send them to hospitals.
Investment banks, because of the complexity of their exposures, have been at the forefront of efforts to measure and manage risks, encouraged further by the approach of Basel 2. They have employed mathematicians and spent billions of dollars on computer systems.
He was at the forefront of a number of big stories, managing to break some of the key revelations contained in Andrew Morton's book about Princess Diana before the Sunday Times, which had bought the serialisation rights, could publish them.
According to Ravitch, the policies that do not work, although still in the forefront of the "reformers" agenda are: "privately managed charter schools, evaluations of teachers on the basis of their students' test scores, acceptance of a recently developed set of national standards in reading and mathematics, and agreement to fire the staff and close the schools that have persistently low scores".
DynCorp will be at the forefront of that action, training Afghan police, building barracks, managing poppy eradication and providing U.S. troops with laundry, fuel and meals in the war's biggest new contract.
