Companies use BPM software to automate their processes, particularly where these operate at the intersection of machines and people.
It's also an instance where politics makes for strange bedfellows, and it's anyone's guess what this could mean for Oracle, Google, Microsoft, or any of the other tech giants that operate at the intersection of the business world and consumer technology.
Kiva.org and ThinkImpact are two organizations that understand Millennials' giving; they operate at the intersection of technology, transparency, and hands-on activity.
Dr. Ruxin has extensive experience operating at the intersection of public health, business and international development.
Intentionally or not, it operates at the intersection of several concurrent rock micromovements.
Severin operates at the intersection of imagination, action and myth, as ripe a spot as any for finding a wondrous white whale.
A Columbia University expert on development, Dr. Ruxin has extensive experience operating at the intersection of business, international development, and global health.
Operating at the intersection of art and industrial engineering, Mr. Serra — whose father worked in shipyards and whose sculptures can suggest the inverted hulls of tankers — is an informative if unanimated guide.
"I think of them as a kind of fragment, a glimpse, into what our reality is," said Ms. Meckseper, 47, whose work often operates at the intersection of culture, consumerism and power.
Operating at the intersection of science, commerce and entertainment, they enabled ideas to flow freely between these fields and spawned technologies and manufacturing techniques that later helped to fuel the industrial revolution.
Mr. Koyfman, 35, who collects mostly emerging artists who show in galleries on the Lower East Side, said that he thought this tension is less pronounced in New York City than it is in Silicon Valley, citing a handful of local start-ups operating at the intersection of art and technology: Tumblr, Kickstarter, Etsy.
