galatica造句

• Like the government, Galatica swung quickly into crisis mode.
• Threatening letters were sent out to clients, warning them that Galatica would cut off consulting services to companies that did not pay their bills.
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• It was April when Dmitri Chernikh saw the first ripples of Russia's financial crisis lapping at the door of Galatica, one of Russia's hottest computer software companies.
• But the company's directors _ computer whizzes from Moscow State University who founded Galatica in the early days of Soviet economic reform _ were searching for a more realistic response.
• She has strong connections to both the television series Firefly and Battlestar Galatica and is very well known among the community, and was one of the most requested acts for w00tstock.
• Two years later, after a boom year in 1997 when sales more than tripled, Galatica's directors are relatively sanguine about their ability to survive without layoffs or major restructuring.
• For one thing, noted Chernikh, Galatica has always set its prices in dollars, a practice that dates back to the early 1990s when the value of the ruble was being whipped by inflation.
• The Viking pictures show a rock formation that looks like an eroded, half-buried face not too dissimilar to one of the friendly robots on " Battlestar Galatica " on a bad reception day.
• In the original BattleStar Galatica series, whenever the control stick for the fighters ( sorry, forgot what they were called ) piloted by the humanlike race was shown, there were three buttons on the stick.
• An important break came in 1988 when Galatica won the contract to computerize the electronic voting at the Congress of People's Deputies, an elected gathering that was to usher in political reform to the Soviet Union.
• For small companies like Galatica, which employs almost 500 people in offices scattered around the former Soviet Union, seeking investors through a public offering of shares is not realistic either, particularly now with the uncertainties that cloud Russian markets.
• Like most other young Russian businesses, Galatica, with $ 8 million in sales last year, does not trade its shares publicly, nor has it ever sought bank loans, rates for which were prohibitive even before the latest financial panic.
• Since 1992, when the company developed its first program to help companies manage their resources, Galatica has geared its management programs to reflect the way their clients actually do business, not the way they should according to Western business school textbooks.
• As the government moves to tighten monetary policy further, even less money is available, particularly for businesses like Galatica that offer services that many of its customers _ caught in a squeeze between newly aggressive tax collectors and angry unpaid workers _ consider low priority.
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• Galatica's strategy has been to look beyond its big clients in Russia's energy sector _ which have been hit hard by a drop in world energy prices _ and focus on more stable sectors, like retailing and food processing, which have more direct links to consumers.
• What hit Galatica last spring was something more basic, and more endemic to Russia's unfinished economic crisis : a pile-up of unpaid bills, which by midsummer had topped $ 3 million, as the company's biggest clients _ mostly in the rich and powerful energy sector _ stopped payments on Galatica's popular management software package.
• What hit Galatica last spring was something more basic, and more endemic to Russia's unfinished economic crisis : a pile-up of unpaid bills, which by midsummer had topped $ 3 million, as the company's biggest clients _ mostly in the rich and powerful energy sector _ stopped payments on Galatica's popular management software package.