This software, NIMBLE, takes a new approach toward the statistical analysis of hierarchical models.
Managers need to be nimble, take concerns seriously from cross-functional contributors, and act quickly to address these new sticking points.
It is nimble, taking curves at speeds that the original GTO of the 1960's couldn't have begun to handle.
Chess is about remaining nimble, taking your cues from your opponent and revising your strategy in order to win.
Unlike CRM tools like Salesforce, which Ferrara equates to stagnant databases of customers, Nimble takes into account that today's salespeople are social.
Unlike CRM tools like Salesforce, which Ferrara equates to stagnant databases of customers, Nimble takes into account that today's salespeople are social.
Across the City Hall rotunda, the Council speaker, Christine C. Quinn, offers a more nimble take.
On second-and-12, with the pocket collapsing around him, Testaverde -- never mistaken for nimble -- took off down the middle of the field.
The Big Short, which chronicled the 2008 financial meltdown in nimble detail, took five nominations, including best supporting actor for Christian Bale, best film and best director.
A ridiculously underrated Victorian crime thriller with writing so deft and nimble it takes your breath away.
A British company already active in seven countries, it casts itself as a nimble outsider taking on established broadcasting giants.
