The role it sees is being the critical hardware provider, adding value to what is likely to be a commodity business by getting into software that bridges the old and new worlds, and services around a few key industries, most likely healthcare and retail.
Also, it is a best-in-class competitor with significant industry superiority in most key fundamental categories (e.g., returns on capital, margin, financial strength).
But the army remains a powerful force, retaining control over three of the most important ministries, including defense and border affairs, as well as key industries such as mining and petroleum.
EU competition laws would frustrate some of Jeremy Corbyn's most popular and radical plans, such as renationalising Britain's railways and other key industries.
The head of the E.P.A.'s Office of Air and Radiation, like most key environmental appointees in the Bush administration, previously made his living representing polluting industries (which, in case you haven't guessed, are huge Republican donors).
The beetle is considered the single most key factor limiting production of alfalfa as a key feed crop for the dairy and livestock industries in the six northernmost counties of New York State.
For the most part, regions with higher concentrations of engineers tend to do better, and seize the leadership of key industries.
Most sanctions are targeted, forbidding trade with lists of individuals who may have supported a particular regime, or companies in key industries such as arms or oil and gas.
The French Front National wants to nationalise key industries.
PSUV nationalized key industries.
