Two more key themes are new technologies and restructuring.
Media technologies are restructuring the nature of information-sharing and communications on a day-to-day basis.
To reflect the increased emphasis on product and technology we restructured the business and following a consultation period we reduced the number of employees from 134 to 96.
We consider several ways in which digital technology can restructure the traditional spaces of educational practice, and identify design dynamics that may be neglected in the wake of 'virtualisation'virtualisation
In the meantime, the technology department is restructuring a computer program that will eventually provide an immediate alert in the event of an override.
[Full transcript.] In the meantime, here's a provocative extract from Allenby's riff in Slate: We've always had technologies that restructured society, culture, economies, and psychology the steam engine did, railroads did, cars did, airplanes did, and search engines that increasingly substitute for memory do.
Yesterday the group said its €328m investment in technology and restructuring at its remaining European plants over the last seven years meant that production costs were now close to those achieved in China.
FTI is a jack-of-all-trades consultant, paid by large companies and law firms to advise on technology integration, restructuring and economic analysis.
But Hartnett remains bullish on Europe, where he says many companies are restructuring, the technology is expanding, and there is a cheap, highly educated work force in Eastern Europe.
Page A10 HOUSE PANEL EXAMINES DEAL The Energy Department may have made a decision without precedent when it allowed Solyndra, the solar technology company, to restructure its loans so private investors -- not the government -- would have first call on its assets in case of liquidation, two Treasury Department officials acknowledged.
