Sentence examples for innovative organisations from inspiring English sources
They like problem solving, development work in cutting edge, innovative organisations or challenging environments.
If anything, they will accelerate exponentially, as shown by the most innovative organisations and start-ups using the newest technology to create the next technology.
He warns people to "expect fewer performances, less invention and much less work in the community" and argues that it will be the smallest, most innovative organisations that suffer most.
Classic hallmarks of innovative organisations such as flexibility, learning and adaptation are not immediately associated with the UK public sector, yet investment in exactly these kinds of areas is what being innovative means in practice.
Companies are now dedicating more of their business to creating purpose, and more innovative organisations are being created including low-profit limited companies (L3C) or B Corps, which place profit alongside a social mission.
In this light, since increasing attention has recently been directed at the role of inter-regional collaborations, we have measured the capacity of local innovative organisations embedded in lagging-behind European regions to develop internal and external regional inventors' networks by exploring their collaborative patenting processes.
She is also founder of the imaginative and innovative organisation Grow Sheffield.
"The Land Registry is a profitable, successful, innovative organisation doing a great job – why privatise it?
O'Brien adds: "They are a very innovative organisation that does try different business models and is prepared to make mistakes".
Networks form an innovative organisation offering services to patients while trying to clarify the mechanisms of cooperation between professionals.
This week's top city stories from around the web include the Muscovite skateboarders reclaiming Soviet-era buildings, a group of urban residents suing the suburbs, and an innovative organisation redistributing wasted food.
