On the economic front, manufacturing industries have declined, but the service sector, particularly higher education, tourism, and heritage enterprises, has expanded.
The 363 mile long Erie Canal represented a major feat of engineering brilliance, heritage and enterprise at the time of its construction that took just seven years and was finished in 1825.
Slightly south of here, to the right along Insurgentes, sits the campus of the National Autonomous University of Mexico (Avenida Insurgentes Sur 3000, unam.mx), a modernist enterprise with world heritage status, boasting murals by Diego Rivera and David Siqueiros, plus a library by architect Juan O'Gorman.
Chalk up another point for the growth of apps coming out of Israel that are focused on consumers, but draw on the country's better-known heritage for producing big data and enterprise startups.
He also kept in mind the heritage of the other ships named Enterprise in the history of Star Trek.
The strengths are our free enterprise system and our religious/ethical heritage of hard work, individual responsibility and adherence to traditional moral standards.
We spend more time and energy focusing on vile atrocities committed by the likes of Joseph Kony than on paying tribute to the historical contributions that African people have made to our cultural heritage -- arguably, a far more important enterprise.
Farmer Jadwiga Lopata is passionate about maintaining Poland's agricultural heritage by encouraging other farmers to keep their enterprises within their families.
Users could be based at a museum, library, archive or gallery (MLAG), a heritage organisation, in industry, in a small to medium enterprises (SMEs), in self-employment, or at an HEI-based MLAG.
Public education in America has always been a fractious enterprise, and complaining about it is part of our heritage.
Founder of Hellman & Friedman, his interests and expertise ranged from the future of the American scientific enterprise to the preservation of the nation's musical heritage.
