According to Variety, the network is planning to turn a handful of iconic filming locations into tourist attractions, on what HBO calls "a scale and scope bigger than anything the public has ever seen".
They are neither overstuffed nor boring, just big — their scope giving the feeling that if they aren't to be the last word on these men, then they are, at least, something near it.
So the immediate scope for big cost savings is limited, short of further consolidation among the big five.
They must invest huge sums in their own information-technology systems, creating scope for big economies of scale.
And its leadership will be guided by the imperative of continuous reinvention.Some today are daunted by the sheer scope of Big Data and the changes it is driving.
Perella Weinberg will not compete for that business.But the broad scope of big banks inevitably produces conflicts of interest, particularly over private-equity operations, in which some invest directly.
Sri Lanka have very little scope for big shots at the moment, because of the situation, so to compensate they must allow only one dot ball from each of the next five or six overs.
And cows need five times as much feed to produce 1kg of protein as meat than to produce it as milk.Even without switching between types of protein, there is scope for big productivity gains in South and South-East Asia, Africa and the Middle East, where 45-80% of pig and chicken farms are smallholdings.
Every substantial tender will require months of management time: people to write specifications for services, people to scope how big the budget should be, and how to measure the quality of the work; how to involve the public who will use the service, and how to ensure fairness and equality of access.
This also means that the types of problems and applications that are assigned to the scope of big data change over time, as technology and methods evolve and improve.
