"When President Blatter came into office in 1998, he launched the so-called Goal program to help the poor federations, the smaller, less privileged, to realize tailor-made projects," said Markus Siegler, head of communications for FIFA, referring to the group's president, Sepp Blatter.
The technique was probably tailor-made for this project.
But the young Starbucks executives charged with turning the idea into a reality soon found Pinsky — and realized that his organization was tailor-made for their project.
Sony came to be involved, as did the composer John Corigliano, whose proven ability to compose effectively in the styles of past centuries seemed tailor-made for the project.
Companies will run on their own apps, hundreds of them, tailor-made for every team, project, and meeting.
This would call for tailor-made solutions at the project level, rather than the application of blueprint options regarding the design of a water system, for example.
The recommended public participation process was enhanced through a questionnaire, which included a choice experiment projecting tailor-made visualizations of renewable energy sources in the local landscape.
The project seemed tailor-made for a university brochure: Students promoting locally grown food.
His dynamic Deconstructivist projects are tailor-made for Instagram (or perhaps vice versa)—most notably the Jewish Museum Berlin and Denver Art Museum extension with their bold, postmodern designs triangulating skyward.
It then spits out a discount coupon, for, say, a meal at your favorite restaurant, or projects a tailor-made commercial on the ATM-like screen on the vending machine.
The analysis showed that integrating socioeconomic and project goals requires a tailor-made approach, and that this is more easily achieved in a project administration that is flexible and can rapidly react to changing circumstances (Vikolainen et al. 2012).
