Sentence examples for services thinking from inspiring English sources

Many Germans dislike the idea of working in services, thinking them demeaning.

In his book, Black Flag Down: Counter-extremism, defeating Isis and winning the battle of ideas, Byrne says that any new strategy must reflect current security services' thinking – which, he says, means rejecting David Cameron's claims that there is a simple "conveyor belt" that links religious faith to extremism.

In a report from earlier this year,the consultancy urges a "services thinking" approach to business problems.

As John Seely Brown, independent co-chairman of Deloitte Center for the Edge, put it: "Beyond the IT stack there is a challenge on which many organizations haven't yet focused: what does it mean to rethink my business as a collection of services?" Services thinking means defining operating models, business processes and technology components as services – within and beyond the enterprise.

She doesn't dismiss the idea of service, thinking it's not a thing to be ashamed of.

"You know, if you went into public service thinking that you could have an impact, now is the time where you can have an impact".

With Australia's economic indicators starting to look less positive and a national election scheduled for September, more than 300 public sector policy developers and service providers will gather in Melbourne on June 25-26 at a summit to discuss trends in public service thinking and service delivery.

The company advises users to use the anonymous browser Tor to keep their identity secret in the face of hacks, but Tor users have often accused the firm of blocking accounts that log in using the service, thinking they are spammers.

If it does though it will be for a Microsoft that's far more interested in device-and-service thinking.

"I think firms ended up responding to a rush to add services people, thinking 'We need one of those,' and 'Now we need one of those,'" says the investor Murphy, who joined Menlo himself in June 2015.

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