"The [textile] people I've talked to have not been trained environmental scientists, they're more often marketing people".
"But in nascent markets, there's this notion of false competition, whether it's the organisations themselves or more often the market, where they see two frameworks and they go ah, they must be competing.
"So words like 'growth' and 'income' were often marketing ideas, more than actual strategies".
Regardless of whether you are selling a service or marketing yourself as a candidate for a job, you'll succeed far more often if you market to the person and not just the company.
And more often than not, marketing teams tend to be aggressive.
More often than not, markets evolve and bad code eventually gives way to better code; short-term "market failures" give rise to a world of innovative alternatives.
So restaurants and other businesses have to buy their supplies at retail prices from supermarkets or, more often, the black market.
It also noticed that middle-income people — as determined by ZIP code data — tended to order cabs more often just before market downturns.
Notably, however, the balance of influences on product and process innovation persistence differs, with product innovation persistence linked more strongly to strategic factors and process changes more often driven by market pressures.
More often, Taco Bell's marketing team experiments with more names than an expectant mother.
Because huge market downturns occurred more often than could be expected if markets followed the bell-curve pattern of events, many people concluded that big disruptions were entirely unpredictable.
