Sentence examples for marketplace analysis from inspiring English sources
LOS ANGELES - Ask executives at Disney Publishing to explain why they are trying to build a children's subscription magazine business in the United States, and the answer will involve marketplace analysis this and business model that.
Carl Thompson, director of the materials research laboratory and the Stavros Salapatas Professor of Materials Science and Engineering, describes the convergence of advances in nanoscale imaging, computerized prediction of materials structure and marketplace analysis.
As a mentor Zwiers, advises attendees on "play value," which bridges the disciplines of evolutionary psychology, child development and marketplace analysis.
That's one of the reasons why he recently transitioned Campless into StockX, a price guide and marketplace based on real-time data and market analysis.
They should really teach more advanced skills, such as developing product ideas that fulfill unmet needs in the marketplace, integrated marketing channel budgeting, and viable market analysis.
I don't know if we can do that for soccer but I want to find out". Beane is reluctant to go into specific detail about the work he is doing with Gerrard, understandably so because the marketplace for statistical analysis of professional football has become crowded in recent years with the likes of ProZone and Opta competing for vast sums.
eBay wants to use Hunch's technology to used to drive more personalized, relevant shopping experiences on the marketplace through data analysis.
It appears to be a politically driven initiative based on a particular belief about the merits of the marketplace, not a considered analysis of how to improve children's services.
Kids aren't permitted on the floor (fortunately, they made an exception for the wonderful Girl Scouts demonstrating Digital Cookie 2.0) and beyond the Kids & Family Tech Marketplace there's little analysis of the tech on display's implications for young people.
He is interested in game theory and the design and analysis of marketplaces.
"We thought we needed to streamline this". Melcher and Wapnir reached out to their Stanford Engineering colleague Itai Ashlagi, PhD, who specializes in the design and analysis of marketplaces, such as matching kidney donors with recipients.
