Word: targetting
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...does Hoffa propose to go where Congress wouldn?t? Sources close to Hoffa say his first act as president-elect was to give the go-ahead for a multimillion-dollar civil-racketeering suit against, among others, the DNC. The suit would primarily target disgraced former Teamsters president Ron Carey and other Teamsters officials for allegedly embezzling nearly $1 million in cash from the union. But it would also cite top Democratic fund-raisers, including Terrence McAuliffe, who was recently appointed chief fund-raiser for Al Gore. A federal probe into Carey?s 1996 election as union president found that...
Munroe has served as the leader of her fellow tenants in protesting huge rent increases, and believes that as a result, she formed the perfect target for Schuster's attack...
...target of recent Presidential remarks and a variety of emerging Internet standards, e-commerce is certainly on the rise. And with its initial concerns largely solved, the technology behind e-commerce has reached a maturity level sufficient for its widespread...
Generally, what a person would do is to set up an account with the target if that is possible and then view any weak spots in the system from the inside out. Each system, however, is bound to be different, so this is where a certain level of skill and experience come into play...
...into a GM that was cash short, chaotic and nearly bankrupt--Ford had a 60% market share--and brought discipline to a sprawling company, clearly defining the issues of planning, strategy and organization. He mastered the concept of market segmentation--Chevrolets for Everyman, Cadillacs for the wealthy--to better target GM's sales and avoid internal competition, a strategy that left Ford behind. Sloan also understood what managers today call "consumer insight" by visiting Ford dealers incognito to learn about buyer behavior and competitive offerings...