The collaboration, called Turnkey, is managed by the real estate company Realogy.
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The turnkey property was listed with Summit Sotheby's International Realty in August.
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Plus there was the hook: Turnkey was cheaper than almost everybody else.
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Mr Carter represents Mr. Lawrence, while Turnkey is represented by Mr. Bekoff.
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The company tells us the full turnkey system will ship this June.
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Turnkey homes are priced similarly to newly constructed homes, according to Realtor.com.
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Ultimately, Flannery wants to see the same turnkey approach applied to cell therapy.
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Mr. Lawrence had ambitious goals; he wanted Turnkey to have a national presence.
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I think people think it's very turnkey like that, and it's just not.
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The new Abengoa would receive fresh funding and do more "turnkey" construction for others.
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One point in favor of turnkey providers is "the simplicity of it," he said.
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"The majority of people buying want turnkey, furnished, ready to go," Mr. Johnson said.
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There was, however, the opportunity to buy a turnkey project on an empty plot.
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"I was willing to stretch the budget because it was turnkey," Mr. Minardo said.
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Come fall, blindly returning to the habit of sticking to neutrals is all to turnkey.
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Last year, competing apartment-hoteliers TurnKey and Sonder raised $31 million and $85 million, respectively.
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Turnkey is FIDO-certified, meaning it's been vetted and meets certain security and privacy standards.
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But the Carters were able to avoid extra costs by opting for a "turnkey" contract.
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"There is nothing left on Hillcrest of this size and the home is turnkey," Niami said.
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However, it will maintain overcapacity in Turnkey to be ready for an upturn in the market.
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In the Robotics and Motion division, ABB is winding down its turnkey full train retrofit business.
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Some had liens issued on their homes from irate subcontractors who hadn't been paid by Turnkey.
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These include turnkey denial-of-service attacks and actions that damage the accused hackers' computers and data.
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E-commerce companies such as Shopify provide turnkey online shops from as little as $29 a month.
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This means that the most likely customers for Turnkey are richer and older than the average consumer.
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But that dynamic is exactly why Taylor sees a turnkey solution like Awesome Rocketship's as so vital.
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SmartThings launched as one of the early companies that offered a complete, turnkey Internet of Things ecosystem.
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The former, which stands for Software Development Kit, gives third-party developers a more "turnkey" user experience.
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"Did they actually think they were turnkey ready and this was going to be seamless?" he asked.
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She is one of about three dozen homeowners claiming that Turnkey did not complete its contracted work.
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"It's a real turnkey situation there," said Tom King, the managing director of administration for U.S. Soccer.
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Kasita's turnkey micro-unit costs $139,000 with everything ready to go and controllable from the main Kasita app.
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The drilling of the wells would be "turnkey" contracts that made the companies or consortiums responsible for delivery.
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But Final could also serve enterprise customers that want a turnkey solution for issuing and managing credit cards.
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"During that time, there were a lot more reno projects than there were turnkey projects," Mr. Kang said.
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Amazon announced it's working with Skyworth as an ODM with turnkey solutions for 4K and FHD smart TVs.
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Now, with renovations completed and buyers interested in turnkey properties, such meetings occur "not so much," he said.
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Cooler Master, for instance, will also offer its own NUC Element enclosure and turnkey systems later this year.
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Their plan was to connect mom-and-pop investors with turnkey investment homes in Detroit, Indianapolis, Jacksonville, Fla.
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And yet that's exactly what's promised to prospective homebuyers should they decide to purchase through its new TurnKey service.
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A turnkey contract for Olkiluoto 3, signed in 2003, fixed the cost of the reactor at 3.2 billion euros.
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Leveraging moving-target defense technology, the company's platform protects an organization's systems through both incremental and comprehensive turnkey practices.
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Yet homeowners with attractive turnkey homes to rent outside the city have become unlikely winners from the virus outbreak.
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Both the pro- and anti-Trump dating sites were launched using a "turnkey dating solution" from a company called WhiteBoxDating.
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But it's becoming clearer by the day that body-worn cameras are not some magical turnkey response to police brutality.
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The company plans to build more turnkey units at One57, Mr. Spearman said, and at other properties in its portfolio.
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There's already a flourishing market of spyware and zero-days, with countless companies selling turnkey spying and crypto-breaking software.
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The chateau can be sold turnkey through separate negotiation, with the exception of certain pieces of furniture and musical instruments.
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In today's rapidly maturing world of fintech, Feedzai is trying to thread the needle between turnkey solution and customizable platform.
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I happened to spend Saturday night surrounded by a bunch of very clean, very wealthy people from a turnkey camp.
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Since Turnkey relied on each quarterly payment from the homeowners, any hiccup in construction resulted in a cash-flow problem.
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For Indian merchants like Abhishek Middha, founder of The Boho Street, Amazon provides almost turnkey access to the American market.
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"After you get to a certain size, there aren't a lot of turnkey solutions you can buy from vendors," McSpadden notes.
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Turnkey action sequels are fine for comic book movies, but a distinctive classic like Blade Runner demands an entirely different standard.
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But building an emulation console from scratch takes time, and I was curious if there was a more streamlined, turnkey solution.
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As a turnkey solution for patchy internet, the Relay could be an easy sell to customers who already trust their Roku.
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China's Guangdong Power Engineering Corp was selected to lead the engineering, procurement and construction of the plant under a turnkey contract.
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The company offers a turnkey professional management solution for owners that do not wish to actively manage their vacation rental properties.
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"The new agreement will provide lump sum turnkey stimulation services which include major hydraulic fracturing and well intervention operations," Aramco said.
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I recently partnered with the company in its announcement of a new home buying program in collaboration with Amazon called TurnKey.
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Texas-based company Target Hospitality, which provides turnkey accommodations and hospitality solutions, hired Carmen Group Incorporated to work on housing issues.
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The company says its turnkey product can get a large-scale car-sharing service up and running in about three months.
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The Canadian company is one of the largest turnkey e-commerce sites in the world, bringing in $1.5 billion last year.
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And while Vanguard dominates the turnkey provider universe, it also tries to appeal to investors who make their own trading decisions.
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With the games and interface pre-loaded into the console, this makes the Genesis Mini a truly turnkey retro gaming solution.
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"Amazon or Amazon-vetted professionals will install the smart products that are part of your Move-In Benefit," the Turnkey website says.
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But an innovative startup thinks it has the solution: create a turnkey, end-to-end system that is a one-stop-shop.
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By lowering the price, making it turnkey and making premium real estate accessible, Bulletin hopes to change how the industry is run.
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Others are looking for turnkey services like the ones provided by the online education company, K12, which licenses content to public schools.
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O.S.R. had no contact with Turnkey and would not be able to stop it from referring a job or recommending another contractor.
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Mr. Balasa said remaining open to a variety of options is crucial if these turnkey portfolios are to be useful to investors.
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The Vermont company Mamava makes turnkey lactation pods that have been installed in offices including 3M's global headquarters in St. Paul, Minn.
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Owner Micha Magid says that it made sense initially to sign on with "turnkey" services like curated on-demand food app Caviar.
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I would like to see a total on-demand turnkey solution for the startup stack; including: workspace, SaaS, financing, mentoring and workforce solutions.
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Last year, Mihaly gave water to people from a $10,000 turnkey campsite because they hadn't sufficiently prepared for a week in the desert.
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Once users register using an online form, according to the Turnkey website, they'll be paired to a real estate agent in their area.
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And for larger customers, it has GridLogic, a turnkey solution that can fashion a community of homes and/or businesses into a microgrid.
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"It's a little turnkey in the sense that you can take the things that are already created and help push it out there," .
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Brokers said that new, turnkey homes built in Cobble Hill are selling quickly, in part because of its proximity to Brooklyn Bridge Park.
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"I even accused Cody of running a Ponzi scheme," said Bruce Borg, who had contracted Turnkey to raise his home in Amity Harbor.
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Mr. Brown, who encountered Mr. Lawrence in Louisiana, said that work on his home stopped after Turnkey demolished just half of his house.
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At this stage, apprentices are sold, not bought, and few employers are willing to adopt without something close to a turnkey apprenticeship solution.
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If you just want to buy a turnkey solution for the NC100 case, though, CyberPowerPC will offer custom configurations that you can purchase.
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Alternatively, an advisor could outsource everything to a "turnkey asset management program," or TAMP, pay a fee and then share their fiduciary responsibility.
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To date, the turnkey platform is used by more than 750,000 companies — including some Fortune 500 companies — to secure over 3.5 million websites.
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The company signed a 1003 million euro contract with an Italian company for turnkey supply of ten photovoltaic plants, it said on Monday.
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Parts of the system can be licensed separately or packaged as a turnkey solution that can be deployed in as little as two weeks.
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Back in 223, speaking to documentary maker Laura Poitras, Edward Snowden warned of the US' mass surveillance infrastructure enabling what he dubbed "turnkey tyranny".
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And with a device like the Apple TV now in play, a turnkey solution for all premium formats is simpler to get than ever.
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Realogy and Amazon will now offer TurnKey, a program that takes potential homebuyers through the Amazon portal and connects them to a Realogy agent.
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An Amazon spokesperson did not immediately return a request for comment about the TurnKey Program, but we'll update this post if we hear back.
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The ultimate goal of Gogoro's end-to-end system is to package it as a turnkey solution for partners around the world, says Luke.
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SBM's Turnkey business, which sells vessels to clients, was the main drag on its first-half results, with a 67 percent fall in revenue.
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The startup provides turnkey white label banking solutions covering bank license across Europe, technology, compliance, risk management, go-to-market strategy, and customer service.
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The company's turnkey solution allows manufacturers to upload a CAD and have it turned into a circuit board in as little as three days.
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Cody Trey Lawrence's company, Turnkey, was supposed to do the work, but both Mr. Lawrence and his partner, Jorge Urbina, left the state instead.
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The roughly two dozen turnkey portfolio providers include household names like Vanguard, State Street Global Advisors and Pimco, along with less well-known managers.
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The same holds true for investors who see a turnkey property as an opportunity to start generating cash flow right out of the gate.
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SNC said it would also explore options, including a sale, for its resources segment, particularly its oil & gas business, and exit lump sum, turnkey contracts.
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And then there are suppliers, like Delphi Automotive and Mobileye, that intend to develop turnkey self-driving systems that automakers could build into their vehicles.
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Bay Area real estate agent Mary Pope-Handy said that buyers want "expansive and luxurious kitchens" in their turnkey homes, so no updates are required.
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In the chaotic years after the storm that left thousands of people shifting from one temporary location to the next, the Turnkey whiteboard promised order.
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By Morningstar's estimate, advisers have invested nearly $35 billion in model portfolios provided by big fund companies and other so-called turnkey asset management providers.
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But Luke says the company has always seen itself as a platform company, with the ultimate goal of providing a turnkey solution for energy-efficient vehicles.
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Artificial intelligence will have a turnkey role in filling this gap and making sense of the flood of data that IoT devices are generating, Gould believes.
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Ben H. Shaoul, the principal of Magnum, said he discovered the demand for turnkey apartments after buyers asked to purchase model units at his previous developments.
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Tech millionaires are especially interested in turnkey homes that don't require any work because they don't have time to renovate, real estate agents told Business Insider.
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When they finally threw that party, on a snowy night in February 2015, friends (most of whom had bought turnkey houses) didn't entirely mask their skepticism.
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A turnkey property is one that's move-in ready — the buyer doesn't have to do a thing before living in the home or renting it out.
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Following the carve-out from Bilfinger, Apleona has sold activities such as the turnkey construction business in Germany and its UK-based real estate advisory business GVA.
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A sharply growing number of financial advisors are outsourcing their asset and investment management to third parties, often referred to as "turnkey asset management programs," or TAMPs.
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Following the carve-out from Bilfinger, Apleona has sold activities such as the turnkey construction business in Germany and its UK-based real estate advisory business GVA.
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Now, Synaptics thinks it can make our old laptops more secure with its new fingerprint USB module, the Turnkey, which slips into any Windows PC's USB port.
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The first is to enroll in business school immediately, then work nonstop at a grueling finance job so you can afford a turnkey puppy of your own.
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Amazon has partnered with Realogy, the US's largest residential real-estate brokerage company, to launch a service called TurnKey that connects prospective homebuyers with real-estate brokers.
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As one W.N.B.A. general manager put it, Collier is "the most turnkey" of the top prospects in the 2019 draft, which will be held on April 10.
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In early 2016, he invited an old colleague from the New Orleans area, Jorge Urbina, to open Turnkey in Bohemia, just south of Ronkonkoma on Long Island.
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Brittany Rigoli, a former permit expediter at Turnkey, said that Mr. Lawrence had a hard time saying no to clients and underestimated Mr. Urbina's labor management skills.
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Many of those lower-priced areas also have strong rental markets, giving flippers a consistent pipeline of demand from buy-and-hold investors looking for turnkey rentals.
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Meteor promises developers that they can build their applications' front- and back-ends as JavaScript apps and also offers Galaxy, a turnkey hosting service for these apps.
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While it's important for the company to offer "a turnkey platform," the technology is also "married" to Flow's expertise about the strategies that work in each country.
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The home is being sold fully furnished and "totally turnkey," said Andrew Stephenson, a sales executive at Engel & Völkers Snell Real Estate, which is listing the property.
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The measures are part of the island's turnaround plan approved by the board but have been challenged by Interamericas Turnkey Inc, which describes itself an eminent domain creditor.
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The startup, backed by Science with $15.5 million in funding, has partnered with the NFHS (essentially the NCAA of high school) to offer turnkey competition through its dashboard.
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The tech giant has partnered with Realogy, the US's largest residential real-estate brokerage company, to create a service called TurnKey that links customers with real-estate brokers.
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We think there's a lot of new high-quality technology on the shelves waiting for deployment, including a more "turnkey" standard offering, often from the big tech companies.
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Joe Britt is the co-founder and CEO of Afero, the turnkey, end-to-end IoT platform that brings security connectivity to any product in virtually any industry.
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When the Bacigalupos signed a contract with Turnkey for about $2000,2100 in February 2000, they were told the entire project would be done by October of that year.
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"Here we go," Lowe said, as we descended with four others from the surface to a metal security gate, whose turnkey code system evoked a Cold War submarine.
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LG: But so, you're saying it's a huge pain to do it yourself, kind of the turnkey solution now, but if it's built into routers then it's easier?
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"You can find a very nice turnkey home for $217,2982 and fixer-uppers for $250,261 or a lakefront property or old mansion on Euclid Avenue for $2500,000," he said.
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For landlords, Breather allows property owners to generate value from underutilized space by providing a turnkey digital booking system, as well as expertise in the short-term rental space.
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Inboard will also offer a turnkey software solution for smaller companies that don't have the resources to build out an app or management system for a few dozen scooters.
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The fund will invest in turnkey assets consisting of mining sites with some of the lowest electricity and operating costs globally that feature Bitfury data centers, both companies said.
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Financing for the Vietnam projects will come from its turnkey partner, a state-owned Chinese construction company, and the sites will be built on land leased for 49 years.
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It offers retailers a turnkey solution where all aspects of the subscription business – including the website, the databases, the logistics, the cleaning, returns, packing, shipping, and more – are handled.
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That year, Turnkey had contracts for about 25 home elevation and reconstruction projects (averaging about $2000,240 each) in Long Island, totaling $230 million in sales, according to Mr. Lawrence.
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Around 30 of them joined a private Facebook group, and they have estimated that Turnkey took about $4 million in federal grant awards for jobs that were not completed.
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Delphi already has developed a turnkey self-driving system called CSLP that it plans to begin selling to automakers and other transportation providers in 2019, for production in 2021.
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Earlier on Monday ABB said it is putting its turnkey projects arm for the oil and gas industry into a joint venture majority owned by Saudi Arabia's Arkad Engineering & Construction.
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According to its website, TurnKey will pair prospective buyers with real estate agents who will help them find homes in over a dozen major metropolitan areas across the United States.
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Here, the most heavily funded early-stage player is Knotel, a provider of turnkey office spaces for flexible terms that closed on $25 million in Series A funding in February.
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Next, there's a "turnkey" option for customers that can purchase satellite terminals and ground stations for specific use, including one client already who is using this for an IoT application.
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To pitch the services of Turnkey Contractor Solutions, the company he partly owned, he used a whiteboard the size of a picture window to lay out his project management prowess.
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We've spent a ton of time, we've invested in building Android to be a turnkey solution for automotive, so that it has everything, you know, the vehicle subsystem control and whatnot.
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I can't fault OWC for its pricing structure though, this is a problem Apple brought upon itself when it decided to continue its evolution of turning professional tools into turnkey appliances.
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The real estate market is heating up with Amazon partnering with residential real estate brokerage Realogy for TurnKey that connects buyers with brokers and provides Alexa-enabled smart homes with furniture.
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In 2014 the company abandoned taking the lead on turnkey renewable energy projects, while last year it teamed up with U.S. engineering company Fluor for the construction of large electricity substations.
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The couple's contract with Turnkey split their payment to the company in quarters to coincide with the payment schedule of the state disaster agency, which gave homeowners money in four allotments.
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Although they are perceived to be antiquated in some regards, banks are an attractive home for fintech companies because they bring scale and turnkey regulatory compliance in all 50 states and beyond.
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Debate has raged for years about whether turnkey camps should be allowed, and the extent to which the rich are "participating" rather than "spectating" (spectators are a big Burning Man no-no).
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He weathered storms of grumbles from old-time Burners over the "turnkey" camps that accommodated the rich, pointing out that only 2 percent of attendees were members of society's wealthiest 1 percent.
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Called GoShare*, the program will start operating with a pilot fleet of about 1,000 Gogoro smart scooters next month in Taoyuan City, Taiwan, before becoming available as a turnkey solution for partners.
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Some would be turnkey projects, in which contractors would hand over facilities to Iraq, while others would be build-operate-transfer deals in which private firms would receive concessions to operate facilities.
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Each of the turnkey cars will also come with a serial numbered dash plaque and engine plaque, letter of authenticity, and personal letter of gratitude from Hennessey CEO and founder John Hennessey.
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When we arrived, I watched one of the advanced students climb up the fabric, scissor her legs, and kick through the silks in a turnkey motion, forming a loop around one thigh.
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In addition to exploring criminal charges against Turnkey, they have also contacted the F.B.I., as well as the I.R.S. Last summer, the Bacigalupos, still living in a rental, decided to take charge.
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The real estate market is heating up with Amazon partnering with residential real estate brokerage Realogy Holding Corp for TurnKey that connects buyers with brokers and provides Alexa-enabled smart homes with furniture.
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Today's announcement is that the company is releasing its tech as a turnkey solution for banks who are lagging behind the curve and haven't gotten their act together in the mobile banking space.
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Reynold Wu, Rokid's director of product management, describes the Full Stack Open Platform as a turnkey solution that not only gives developers access to Rokid's AI technology, but also hardware solutions and services.
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Equally, there are a ton of companies that have been building technology to ease the process of listing and managing properties on all these platforms, including Vacasa, Turnkey, Airsorted, Kigo and many more.
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Malta is increasingly becoming the testbed for these sorts of experiments and, even if this is not yet a real project, it could create a turnkey solution for ICO launches on the island.
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Deserve's turnkey, cloud-based and API-based Deserve Credit Platform promises partners the ability to set up a program in as fast as 90 days, instead of the typical 18 to 24 months.
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"The condition of the property seems to have the most effect, as buyers are expecting turnkey properties," said Brandon Boudreau, chief operating officer of Metro-West Appraisal, a nationwide real estate appraisal firm.
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For one thing, the government can just choose to buy a turnkey solution if they think it'll be cheaper or easier than developing one from scratch and putting it out there as open source.
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"The acquisition ... will significantly deepen our expertise in trading and risk management, allowing TradeTech Group to offer a full turnkey solution to B2B clients across the industry," said Ron Hoffman, CEO of the unit.
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Revenue from SNCL Projects, the company's unit which will manage its exit from lump-sum turnkey construction contracts, fell about 13% to C$709.68 million, impacted by projects in the Middle East and Canada.
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So it is meant to be a turnkey solution, the creativity of the industry is really what we're trying to tap into, but we're trying to make it as easy as possible for restauranteurs.
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Blueground, the startup providing turnkey flexible rental apartments, has raised $20 million in a round led by Athens-based VentureFriends, with participation from Endeavor Catalyst, Dubai's Jabbar Internet Group and serial entrepreneur Kevin Ryan.
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Vanguard has captured nearly half of the money invested by advisers in turnkey provider model portfolios by doing what it does with its funds in general: offering a lot of choices with low costs.
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A New York institution, the 20,000-square-foot Capitol Hill restaurant has pretty much all the elements for a turnkey fund-raiser: proximity to the Capitol, nine private rooms and huge plates of lasagna.
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Burning Man disinvited Humano The Tribe, a turnkey or "plug and play" camp that catered to the moneyed class and was cited for not complying with the organization's requirement to not foul the environment.
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According to the Turnkey website, These cities include San Francisco, CA; Washington, D.C.; Chicago, IL; Dallas/Fort Worth, TX; Seattle, WA; Phoenix, AZ, Houston, TX; Atlanta, GA; Denver, CO; Tampa, FL; Orlando, FL; Minneapolis/St.
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The change here at CES is that Coin is going to provide both the software and hardware to other manufacturers so they have what amounts to a turnkey solution for adding payments to their devices.
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More expensive providers market high-tech applications, like unsupervised machine learning (UML) and artificial intelligence (AI) software, billed as a turnkey solution that updates scenarios based on quantitative abnormalities that lack common-sense detection logic.
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The brothers take a happy, but hapless couple to see their dream home, a gorgeous turnkey that checks all the boxes, only to dash their hopes by telling them the obvious: They can't afford it.
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As Trump and Clinton prepare for their final debate tonight—this time focused on national security—NSA alumni as well as critics are concerned that Trump may be exactly the turnkey tyrant Snowden had in mind.
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Commentary by Adam Bierman, co-founder and CEO of MedMen, a Los Angeles-based firm that offers turnkey services for cannabis license holders and makes strategic investments in key cannabis markets across the U.S. and Canada.
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The agent can then offer Dot as a payment option (via the embedded Dot Button), turning their previously static listings into turnkey investments that anyone, anywhere can buy online on a fully financed and managed basis.
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In court papers filed on Monday, the American Federal of State, County and Municipal Employees (AFSCME) argued its lawsuit against the austerity measure could be compromised by objections to the furloughs raised by Interamericas Turnkey Inc.
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We framed our service as a way to meet the goals of the innovation team, tailoring our pitch to be no-risk, high reward, with a turnkey offering that required no financial commitment from 7-Eleven.
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At Itz'ana, half the 260 turnkey waterfront residences are under contract, with occupancy beginning in March, said Colin Hannan, a partner in the Foundry Collective, the developer and hospitality firm that is building and running Itz'ana.
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The company's success has allowed Stripe to branch into other services like Stripe Capital to lend directly to ecommerce companies based off their cashflow, or the Stripe Atlas turnkey tool for forming a new business entirely.
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"It's ready to go, it's turnkey: They have warehousing, and they have a very sophisticated landing system in place, so it wouldn't be outlandish for them to bring the cargo in using a fleet of planes."
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A turnkey solution in an aggressive space where companies are competing on how well their self-driving technology works in order to be first to market can be seen by some as a less-than-ideal solution.
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For example, the six-pound electric-powered fixed-wing UAS shown below by Unmanned Sensing Systems is part of a turnkey system for crop management companies seeking to perform aerial agricultural inspection, such as crop stress assessment.
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"Once Hillary Clinton makes history by being elected as the nation's first woman President, we want to have a turnkey operation in place so she can hit the ground running right away," Salazar said in a statement.
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I refer of course to the infamous "turnkey camps" of (often very) wealthy people who pay money to have their hexayurts erected, their food provided, their experience guided and curated — to be spectators at the spectacle, basically.
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Credit card giants like Visa and MasterCard could benefit if the Treasury Department looks to them as a "turnkey" option for issuing debit cards to unbanked Americans who need fast access to $281,2403 rescue payments, Boltansky notes.
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The turnkey solution provides everything a startup needs to sell, including fixtures and displays, security, marketing and even background music starting as low as $500 per month, with some shared upside if the startup benefits from the space.
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Today Nokia announced that the 360-degree camera, which has been targeted as a professional turnkey solution with ready-to-go stitching and production pipelines in place, will be for sale in China in September of this year.
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Praxair is an industrial gas supplier in North and South America, Asia and Europe, while Linde Group's core business division offers planning, project development and construction of turnkey industrial plants used in fields, such as petrochemical and chemical industries.
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Of course, car manufacturers and in-car systems makers are already working on security measures, but Trillium plans to improve on those capabilities — while also working as a turnkey solution that can easily be adapted to nearly any model.
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"Lump-sum, turnkey projects have been the root cause of the company's performance issues," Edwards said in a statement, adding that he expects to see a material improvement in the predictability of SNC's results once the contacts are exited.
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If the person decides to purchase the house through TurnKey, Amazon gives them up to $5,000 to spend on Amazon Home Services — deep cleaning or repairs, for example — as well as smart-home products such as its Alexa devices.
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Just like companies like Cloudera packaged the early "tribal knowledge" around data engineering and turned it into turnkey products accessible to a mass IT audience, a new batch of companies is packaging the principles of SRE for the masses.
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We hired a contractor to do a turnkey project at our factory and, as we always do in these situations, contractually obligated them to comply with all laws in bringing in the resources they felt were needed to do the job.
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Among them: Sonder, a four-year-old, San Francisco-based startup offering "spaces built for travel and life" that, according to Crunchbase, has raised $135 million from investors, much of it this year; TurnKey, a six-year-old, Austin, Tex.
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Areva had been given a 3 billion euro turnkey contract to build a European Pressurised Reactor (EPR), the first of its kind, for TVO, but building costs ballooned to more than 9 billion euros and the project is years behind schedule.
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Spyware aimed at phones is a varied and competitive field, with sophisticated versions like Monokle sold to national governments, turnkey hacking services sold to police and cheap "spouseware" sold to individuals tracking their romantic partners or family members, often illegally.
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Although it does not offer completely turnkey BaaS solutions like some of its competitors, Cambr offers the necessary underlying infrastructure by playing to the strengths of its founding partner companies: extensive industry experience, robust technology assets, and strategic banking relationships.
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The goal of "We," as executives refer to the company, is to overtake any conceivable venue for entrepreneurial-minded up-and-comers who are drawn to a clubby sense of community and the turnkey ease (if impersonal feel) of communal spaces.
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"We come in on a truck, it's fully built and assembled, it comes with a crew, we inflate it and provide insurance for it and manage it—it's a completely turnkey operation from the company that rents it from us," Samborski said.
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For example, employers in rapidly-growing cybersecurity industry do not always require a bachelor's degree, contrary to most professional career paths today, instead increasingly relying on certificate programs and other turnkey vocational-style or workforce retraining programs in order to fill positions.
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They've also backed Serious Labs, which trains workers how to use heavy equipment and tools via virtual reality software, and Curbio, a real estate technology startup that orchestrates turnkey renovations for home sellers, then gets paid back once the home is sold.
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Although printed circuit board (PCB) assembly and test is its strongest area of growth, the company offers complete turnkey services, from design services to quick-turn prototyping all the way through to fully electromechanical assembly, also referred to in the industry as "box build".
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RELATED: White House invites Trump, Clinton reps for transition meetings Podesta said that "once Hillary Clinton makes history by being elected as the nation's first woman President" her campaign wants a "turnkey" operation waiting so that she can get to work in the White House.
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Amazon and five real estate companies—including industry giants like Coldwell Banker and Century 21—announced Tuesday that if people buy homes through Turnkey-approved real estate companies, they'll be eligible for up to $5,7003 in Amazon credits, which include free Amazon Smart Home products.
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Burning Man organizers also described Humano as one of the many "turnkey" or "plug and play" camps, favored by "sparkle ponies," a term for the models and Instagram influencers who use Burning Man as a place for photo ops while dressed in elaborate costumes.
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Metabiota Pulls In $30 Million In Funding To Help Predict The Global Spread Of Disease "This turnkey digital platform is accessible for anyone who wants to learn more about the ongoing epidemic events impacting the world," said Ben Oppenheim, head of Product at Metabiota, in a statement.
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UberMilitary should not be thought of as a turnkey solution to every veteran's problems, Kathy Roth-Douquet, the president and CEO of Blue Star Families, but it does present a viable path forward for the men and women who risked their lives to protect their country.
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ZURICH/KHOBAR, Saudi Arabia (Reuters) - Swiss engineering conglomerate ABB is putting its turnkey projects arm for the oil and gas industry into a joint venture majority owned by Saudi Arabia's Arkad Engineering & Construction, as ABB seeks to "optimise" its business portfolio, the company said on Monday.
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He is the chairman of Appcoin Innovations, which was registered as a literary agency — Redstone Literary Agents — until last year, when it became a consulting firm that provides "a turnkey set of services for companies to develop and integrate blockchain and cryptocurrency technologies," according to securities filings.
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Over the past few months, the company has begun unveiling its international expansion strategies, including the launch of a vehicle-sharing platform intended to serve as a turnkey solution for partners, and deals with manufacturers, including Yamaha, that will make scooters using Gogoro's technology, including its swappable batteries.
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Indeed, the company — which has raised roughly $330 million over the years, including from Sequoia Capital, Tiger Global Management, and DAG Ventures — has long been expected to go public, thanks in large part to its momentum, as well as its fairly turnkey and (we'd guess) lucrative business model.
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About a year ago, the Highley-Gergels paid around $3.5 million for a furnished, four-bedroom villa that comes with a pool and a cottage and is operated by Four Seasons, allowing them to keep the bathing suits, flip-flops and tennis rackets at their otherwise turnkey vacation home.
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Since 2006, Greenwood Hall has developed customized turnkey solutions that touch the entire student lifecycle – combining strategy, people, proven processes and robust technology to help schools effectively and efficiently improve student experience and student outcomes, as well as increase revenues and expand into new marketing channels, such as online learning.
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In their complaint, the FTC and state of Minnesota wrote the defendants "lure[d] consumers into purchasing expensive business opportunities by deceptively offering consumers a 'full-service, turnkey package' for getting their 'piece of the $400 Billion Amazon Pie," but few, if any, of the system's users achieved those earnings.
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Razer and Cooler Master have both confirmed they'll be selling their own complete turnkey gaming rigs later this year based on the NUC Element module, but with standard SFX power supplies and room for larger graphics cards than Intel's own box, as well as their very own distinct NUC Element enclosures.
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The firm didn't have any start-up or operating capital, but Mr. Lawrence, who concentrated on sales while Mr. Urbina was in charge of the construction, said he was sure that everything would be fine because projects were meant to pay for themselves, and Turnkey was lining up clients at a good clip.
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Experiments that the cognitive psychologist Roderick W. Smith and I conducted in the 1990s showed that a person can solve a problem — say, an anagram — by having the solution become available to him or her suddenly and in a complete chunk: Insights do sometimes spring to mind in their final, turnkey form.
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With the growing number of award shows held each year, red carpet fashion can start to feel turnkey: Floor-length, sugary-sweet gowns, embellished bodycon with mid-waist cut-outs, and an array of dresses that look pretty, or sexy even, but aren't exactly the most boundary-pushing when it comes to trends, colors, or cuts.
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At a time when it seems as if every new development offers increasingly chic model units, and as upscale home staging becomes ever more commonplace, a number of developers in New York are taking showcase apartments to the next logical step – offering complete turnkey homes to buyers through furniture packages, interior design consultations and move-in-ready apartments where all the decorating is already done.
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And I think, as they looked around at the seventy thousand souls around them, many of whom were also very wealthy and could have purchased the turnkey experience, but instead chose to pour in an enormous amount of effort and experimentation, to construct colossal and/or intricate machines and/or monumental works of art, because they expected the rewards to be great — I think those much-loathed tourists knew this too.
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There is one key difference in Razer's plans, though: when the Tomahawk enclosure does go on sale, Razer will only sell you the case — with the NC100, you also get a power supply and a baseboard where you can slot in the CPU — leaving it up to you to source everything else for the PC. Razer says that, this June, it will ship a full PC in the Tomahawk enclosure, like what Cooler Master and CyberPowerPC are offering with their turnkey computer.
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