Mr. Bailey, like other proponents of business aviation, argues that abuses are few and that most company plane flights, whether in jets, propeller-driven planes or even helicopters, make good business sense.
It is always tempting for the proponents of business as usual to dismiss as utopian proposals that are so far-reaching they seem to be "revolutionary" in nature, while dismissing other proposals as so minor and insignificant that they will not really make any difference.
The late Michael Hammer was an early proponent of BPR (business process re-engineering), which at the time was quite revolutionary and quite controversial.
The causes of this period of neglect are numerous, and include: computation and connectivity values, information availability, throughput and performance improvements, the diminished value of high-level UI variations, and the alignment of usability engineering as a marketing component rather than a proponent of efficient business operations.
When Rauner took office, the institute became a staunch proponent of the business and political reforms in his Turnaround Agenda.
Being a proponent of progressive business, especially in cases where funding is directed towards giving back to local communities, I scheduled a meeting with owner and president Boris Marchegiani to learn more about the program.
While Republicans and John McCain were the greatest proponents of government deregulation of business and Wall Street there has been troublesome bi-partisan support for it.
The nation's school-choice proponents, a loose-knit coalition of business and religious leaders, conservative academics and minority parents, have strongly supported the Michigan proposal.
As 5,000 parents vote this week and next on the fate of one of the city's boldest efforts to change the way its public schools do business, proponents of the Edison plan and their antagonists have been aggressively making their case, going door to door, buttonholing mothers in schoolyards, and making late-night calls.
Today, that ranks up there as one of the dumber strategies in the history of publishing and advertising as marketers totally rejected UGC and even the biggest proponents of UGC shifted their business models to address that reality.
On one side of the debate stand proponents of the well-established business case for giving workers some flexibility in where and how they work.
