The second group was the small emerging or submerging companies which did not have the resource capacity to service big corporations and the multinationals.
On broadcast schedules alone, some 40 unscripted series have been granted space for the coming season, according to Web resource and consulting service TVtracker.com.
The networks can't afford to lose any more viewers, the likely outcome of a strike, says Carolyn Finger, vice president of TVtracker.com, a Web-based resource and consulting service to the TV industry.
Six of the 19 scripted series slated to debut on the four broadcast television networks this season have been adapted from international formats, according to TVtracker.com, an industry resource and consulting service.
Its investigation also recommended that "a centralised and service-wide resource should be made available to lead or assist departments in complex investigations such as this".
In-service training centers have been established, and equipment, material, and training have been provided, strengthening the role of the national in-service training center and district in-service centres as resource centres.
Those who provide complicated corporate applications such as enterprise-resource planning will rent out their service.
They are also looking forward to the rich opportunities a warmer Arctic will open up in resource development, shipping and the service industries that will flourish around them.
Loggers, represented by the American Forest Resource Council, also sued the Forest Service--because the plan didn't propose harvesting or replanting nearly enough trees.
Some password management applications also support shared passwords for groups such as finance that have many of their team members accessing a common resource like a reporting application or credit reporting service.
Nick Moxon's job was the website and the resource materials, Debbie was down for creating the service and it was up to me to make sure it all reached a radio near you.
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Her research focuses on virtualization, policy-driven resource management, and various aspects of obtaining quality of service in the Grid environment.
But unlike finite fossil fuels, this resource continues to grow, driven by increasing GDP, population, and service loads.
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An insurance company, for example, could hone its underwriting expertise and deliver this as a web service, while buying in credit-rating, human-resource or news services from other providers.
In addition to scanning the code of an app, the service will watch for fishy behavior such as excess battery drain and abnormal resource consumption.
It will be a hugely useful resource, inspiring local authorities to emulate the best ideas to provide a first-rate library service.
As a technology enabled business service, TriNet is a trusted advisor providing payroll, benefits and the outsourcing of the human resource function.
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If the king does succeed in transforming Jordan into a regional, service-oriented business hub, it won't be a first for a small, resource-poor country.
Second, environmentalists have been effective at stopping timber sales because courts and agency officers have recognised consistently that the Forest Service, in catering mainly to logging over the decades, has failed to comply with scientifically sound resource-protection laws that govern forest management.
Mr Stephens has written a joint letter to the Government Resource Review committee with the chief fire officers of the UK's five other metropolitan areas, setting out the service changes they would have to make if funding was to be cut again.
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