Mr. Johnson said that Spin Master's relatively small size — it has 600 employees — helped make it nimbler than larger competitors.
Mr Ramírez says that Cinépolis's experience in nine other emerging markets, including gigantic, Portuguese-speaking Brazil, has made it nimble at adapting to local differences.If the Mexicans make good on their promises, "it could be a catalyst for the Indian market to grow in the way that people have been predicting for years," says David Hancock, head of cinema at Screen Digest, a consultancy.
Luckily, LendUp is doing one thing to make it more nimble than its competitors: It's building its whole tech stack in-house.
The city wants to move away from transportation responsibilities that are better handled regionally, as the authority completes a sweeping reorganization that some experts think would make it more nimble in that regard.
The foundation first proposed the changes in December as a way to increase the efficiency of the board but some members criticized the plan, saying it would reduce the board's ability to meet with constituents and make it less nimble.
He wanted to make it more nimble, more responsive to the market in effect, more like rival Nokia.
The Fighting Falcon has key features including a frameless bubble canopy for better visibility, side-mounted control stick to ease control while maneuvering, a seat reclined 30 degrees to reduce the effect of g-forces on the pilot, and the first use of a relaxed static stability/fly-by-wire flight control system helps to make it a nimble aircraft.
The good news is that, beneath their conference-season posturing, enough of the people at the top of both the coalition parties share the right instincts on the complexion of the state: to make it leaner, nimbler, more accountable and more pluralistic.
The California-based company saidthe cuts were part of efforts to make it "smaller, nimbler, more profitable".
Describing what effect she hoped the changes would have, she added, "I think it will make it much more nimble".
