Significats de work with companies en anglès

Good data security means effectively educating users so they can work with companies to protect information.

As chair of Technology Ireland, I get to work with companies across all parts of the spectrum.

The accelerators work with companies in fields including artificial intelligence, autonomous driving technology, big data and health sciences.

We'd like to work with companies, but we don't have the kinds of comprehensive studies that we'd like.

He also promised to work with companies that would face "transition costs" in a cap-and-trade system.

It is very much based on action learning with classroom work combined with case studies and work with companies.

Perdue said USDA will work with companies like Sysco Corp SYY.N to help procure, package and distribute food boxes.

She said one change she would make is to work with companies to clear up confusing advertising on foreign sites.

Motorola will also work with companies to develop an iSIM application or to train a company's Java developers in creating an application.

We have to work with companies that have money in their pocket and most of them are part of the Revolutionary Guard.

Together they will work with companies to help them enhance sales and marketing initiatives, improve company culture and teamwork, and promote community relations.

We work with companies to build, reposition or grow corporate brands as well as employer brands and that's something at not all agencies do.

Chaudhari said in response to the crisis, the chamber had started a new initiative linking people out of work with companies which were still employing.

It would work with companies to foster a culture of longer-term strategic thinking, in line with a government report that criticised short-termism in financial markets.

F┴S needs to work with companies, industry and organisations to encourage human resources initiatives and develop "life-long learning in Ireland", the forecast stated.

Sir Tim said he wants to work with companies to put "a fair level of data control back in the hands of people".