Sooner would be better, so you'll appear strategic, tuned into your readers and progressive.
strategic system to tune the structure to the strategy.
Columbia University's Executive M.S. in Technology Management prepares senior technology professionals to develop a strategic mindset, fine-tune their speaking and presentation skills, understand core business functions (such as finance, accounting, and leadership), and ultimately drive enhanced business performance through the use of technology.
And his strategic aim was in tune with hers.
Lehman, once a top-tier corporate "strategic partner" to the tune of 500,000 Swiss francs a year, is bankrupt, of course, and Mr. Fuld's invitation has disappeared with it.
Three months ago, China's Tencent also made a strategic investment (to the tune of $300 million) in DST.
· Fine-tune the strategic framework for sustainable FAW management to the Asian context including actions that can be taken at regional and country level.
Examination of these results prompts us to stress the importance that must be given to the learning environment and, when it comes to action strategies, the importance to give to a learning environment that is in tune with the strategic axes that are selected, in this part just as in the other parts of the situation's analysis.
First, there is the current, dominant emphasis on basic research as the strategic choice, supported by its narrowly tuned performance metrics at the universities.
He gave his usual force-of-nature performance, barreling through some tunes and savoring others, with strategic pockets of space cleared for crowd singalongs.
One press official explained that the Iraqis might have Tel Aviv phone books and, if so, could fine-tune the Scuds to pinpoint more strategic targets.
