Sentence examples for insights first from inspiring English sources

Philips articulated its insights first and then used them as a lens through which to assess the value of the technologies.

By defining the desired insights first, organizations can target specific subject areas, and use readily available data in the initial analytic models.

At Vanity Fair, Brown's editorial philosophy was informed by two insights: first, that celebrities are intrinsically worth knowing about no matter what they're like, and, second, that American celebrities take themselves very seriously.

The final two panels of the day picked up Klawe's themes, as speakers shared their insights first on "Experiences with CS+X Majors and Curricula," moderated by Eran Ben-Joseph, head of the Department of Urban Studies and Planning, and "Teaching Computing to All," moderated by Dimitris Bertsimas, the Boeing Leaders for Global Operations Professor of Management at the MIT Sloan School of Management.

He says he's seen the problem of getting actionable data insights first hand.

However, tomorrow's conversational interfaces will surface insights first, then back them up with data as needed.

Every competition has its own tradition of celebrating success, but ours--the scientific race to publish new insights first--really doesn't.

Faculty and administrators need to be at the table to learn these insights first-hand and then respond with specific partnership programs.

This work begins with the insight, first made by Ronald H. Coase in a 1937 paper that would help win him the Nobel in economic science 54 years later, that making and enforcing contracts isn't cost free.

But a team of American mathematicians say they had the key insight first, touching off a dispute about as tricky as the mathematics itself.

Ask the connection for insight first: Does he or she know if the position is still open or whether it has been filled?