Question is how much in the way of resources do you devote to new features customers want, versus investing in new things.

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While they report significant progress over the past few years, most say their organizations do not have a repeatable process for extracting value from innovation and do not devote enough resources to it compared with running day-to-day operations.

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Mr. Parekh said Mr. Mistry would do well to devote the lion's share of his time to Tata's international ventures.

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And so what we can do, and must do, is to devote much more of our time and effort to thinking about development in the developing world because that's an issue of peace which affects us directly.

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They understand that to win, it was time to devote new energy to how they do what they do.

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Do the current board members, especially the ACM, devote enough time to scrutinizing a conglomerate that owns more than seventy companies, some in complex, regulated industries?

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Better, then, for her reproductive capacity to be curtailed a decade or two before her death, so that she can devote more energy to raising her existing brood, and be more likely to live to do so.

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When they devote their time to representing the indigent, the elderly, battered women or refugees, we do not hesitate to say that those choices tell us something about their values.

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