Sentence examples for think integrated from inspiring English sources

I think integrated and intra-industry thinking is required for the future.

Low-end disrupters (think steel minimills and discount retailers) come in at the bottom of the market and take hold within an existing value network before moving upmarket and attacking that stratum (think integrated steel mills and traditional retailers).

The other thing that I think really should evolve is more relevance for investors, more relevance for a business audience and there I think integrated reporting is an idea which if done right - and the cement is not yet dry in terms of how it's going to be shaped - but if done right it could make a major contribution in that direction.

When selling to people who want their devices to just work, we think integrated wins every time.

Is it unrealistic to think integrated operators should share their 3D content with all their viewers, even those served by others?

Because if 3D printing is ever going to matter to the general public, it needs to tackle two huge hurdles: it needs to do more than print mostly-useless plastic tchotchkes (think integrated electronics printing, a la the Voltera), and it needs to be far more accessible than it currently is.

"So I think integrating that into the core center of cities, I think will be a really exciting policy topic in the years to come," Erlich said.

Many experts think integrating capital markets — so people can hold shares in companies in other countries — would help spread the pain when trouble comes.

(Junior nurse) Several participants thought integrated care pathways for dying people were particularly beneficial for the more junior or inexperienced healthcare professionals.

When Mr. Greenspan asked what Mr. Zuckerberg was planning and suggested the two integrate their systems, Mr. Zuckerberg responded, a month before starting his own service: "I actually did think about integrating it into houseSYSTEM before you even suggested it, but I decided that it's probably best to keep them separated at least for now".

The European Commission thinks fully integrated gas and electricity markets could yield savings of up to €65 billion (about $86 billion) a year.Yesterday's dreamEuropean leaders once thought that they were leading the way towards the era of low-carbon power.