Sentence examples for get into collaboration from inspiring English sources
And it seems clear that Salesforce is looking to increasingly get into collaboration services after buying Quip for $750 million.
And Rapha has recently got into the collaboration game, working with noted cycling aficionado Paul Smith, as well as the talented up-and-comer Christopher Raeburn, whose brother Graeme happens to be a product designer for the brand.
They'll be treated to guest lectures (recent years have seen James Murphy, Tom Moulton and Mannie Fresh get cosy on the sofa) and get stuck into collaborations with one another in the studio, the end results of which will be pulled together on specially curated releases.
Reflecting on the madness with Kew, they finally get into the flow of dynamic collaboration.
Nor does Google Docs really create a collaboration experience that mere mortals can get into.
At Dell World in Austin, Texas, today, President Bill Clinton delivered a keynote address discussing the importance of collaboration and how society needs to get into the tomorrow business.
The.edu email login may be little more than an inconvenience to casual contact and collaboration – anyone who really wants to can get into the system.
So far he has singled out efforts to make it easier for patients to get into clinical trials and pushed for more open data and collaboration between researchers.
This is before we get into timeless tracks like "Timber" and "More Beats + Pieces", the former part of the audiovisual Natural Rhythms Trilogy which was a collaboration with Hexstatic.
