Food packages, business ledgers, clothing, sheet music and restaurant menus on display convey the stories of Syrian immigrants who learned to cater to New York markets.
The ANC needs to realise that its view of business is decades out of date: many of the world's most successful companies are prospering precisely because they have learned to cater for people at the bottom of the pile.
In practical applications, this method can be integrated to customized recommendation systems that can recommend interesting hot topics associated with learning resources to cater for learners' individual learning demands.
Because tech is so dominant there, everyone from lawyers to landlords has learned how to cater to the needs of tiny, young, risky companies.
The more you shop at online retailers or use websites, the more they "learn" your interests to cater specific deals and coupons you're most likely to be interested in.
As there are always newer things to learn, newer client requirements to cater to, learning never stops in IT.
He learned as a teenager to cater to patrons' tastes for clean forms and semiprecious stones.
DJ'ing at discos and small functions can be a great learning experience on how to cater to a specific audience which radio is all about.
But I strongly believe that students who are weak in their learning can perform just as well provided they get clear teaching, simplified enough to cater to their learning ability, with a personalised touch.
It is important to assess the learning styles of students in order to cater for their differing learning needs.
