Sentence examples for technical reputation from inspiring English sources

Oliver Wyman has a strong technical reputation and is definitely capable of producing high-quality analysis, but its work on this issue is not convincing, for three reasons.

Once it was discovered, Sèvres expanded its aesthetic and technical reputation by making porcelain in hard paste, despite the emergence of many gifted competitors.

BP made a fortune in Russia by applying Western oil field techniques to Soviet-era wells and infrastructure, which worked well despite BP's blundering technical reputation after the Gulf of Mexico spill.

But together with a pair of equally long-lived satellites — Mars Odyssey and the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter, which were launched in 2001 and 2005 and are still circling the planet — it gradually restored NASA's technical reputation.

Everyone hopes the Volt is a success, not just to rebuild GM's technical reputation but to show the world a new way to cut our use of oil and reduce the "earth-warming" gas CO2.

And the more I heard about the technical reputation of the founders and of the technology they'd built, the more excited I got — it was reassuring to me as a newcomer to this market, and I know it's reassuring to customers too.

Weber et al. (1991) reviewed a total of 74 research papers on supplier selection and identified net price (cost), delivery, quality, production capability, geographical location, technical capability, reputation, financial position, performance history and warranty are the most contributed criteria for supplier selection.

Our objective is to steadily build our reputation, technical and fundraising capabilities until we become an international source of inspiration and wonder for children and the underprivileged – to whom we may offer the ability to participate, initially as volunteers, but eventually as research associates, in meaningful and fulfilling research.

These include brand image, reputation, technical and operational practical knowledge of the corridor and network statement.

The networks have been shown to be crucial for accessing knowledge (e.g., opportunity recognition) and a variety of resources (financial, technical, physical, informational, reputation) and are thus crucial to the success of the new venture.

First, because adhocracy's purpose is to address specific, often urgent problems that other organizational types have failed to solve, more decisional authority rests with highly trained technical experts whose reputations identify them as both skilled problem solvers and as unconventional.