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Additionally, cofounder and CEO Scott Saunders told the Journal last year that the firm hopes its content and quizzes will help it evolve into more of a wealth management outfit over time.  .

The real benefit of a smart building is that technology can help it evolve into an empathetic building — one that not only makes life a little easier for all, but that anticipates and responds to the needs of tenants as individuals.

It considers us in our ridiculous car, and then something amazing — it stands up on its hind legs — and I realize the Jersey water has helped it evolve into something more human.

While maintaining that "good stories" have come out of Exodus, Chambers said that contrary to the ministry's initial mission "to be different than the religious paradigm" at the time -- "to be a safe place... to be a place of hope and help" -- it evolved into an "institution".

I knew of every off-licence within five miles of every racecourse and they were like pit stops for me.' There still seemed an element of denial when he went on: 'I wouldn't class myself as an alcoholic, a serious social drinker, perhaps.' But there has never been denying his talent in the saddle, a talent that helped him evolve into the complete jockey.

Aldridge believes that fatherhood -- he has two boys -- has helped him evolve into a more complete person, which in turn has helped him on the floor.

We hope designers will use this tool to continue to innovate in Android design and help Honeycomb evolve into the enterprise tool it could be".

The service should help Buffer evolve into something that appeals to organizations of all size, but it also has to contend with heavily entrenched industry players like Hootsuite, so we'll see how it turns out.

Here's one suggestion: reconceive environmentalism and sustainability – help them evolve into a larger movement that can touch every part of society".

The ecosystem facilitates developing applications for DANNA, and in turn will help DANNA evolve into a more effective neuromorphic computing model.

Since then, however, his venture capital firm, Mohr, Davidow Ventures, has made major investments in companies like Agile Software and Datasweep that produce software to help companies evolve into virtual entities.