And that means IT becomes a true service provider within an organization versus just dictating policy.
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At several points over the last year, Apple stopped dictating the rules of engagement.
The companies that sell these products have been "dictating" sizes "all along, " he said.
Both political and economic uncertainty will be capable of dictating the core EUR positions taken.
By dictating which apps are allowed on its devices, Apple has become a gatekeeper.
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Congress writes the laws dictating what federal agencies must do, but the executive branch oversees those agencies.
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"Washington should not be in the business of dictating to farmers what crops to plant, " he said.
Ferrari were very quick this afternoon and McLaren were up there all day long, dictating the pace.
Just like dictating to someone, you get on the phone and say what you want to say.
With service dictating, the Canadian and Serbian looked in trouble in the tie-break before edging the first set.
"It's nothing other than money that is dictating what is going on here, " Morris told BBC Radio Derby.
Designers were obsessive, dictating even minutiae like the size and shape of needles used to stitch the high-grade leather.
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Of course, with stars dictating the terms, it's often a heavily primped version.
Yet the money production of the bust is dictating conditions in the boom.
Over the past decade, proliferating rules dictating what insurance companies have to cover have driven insurers from many states.
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Even though there is no central mechanism dictating who will call who when, the network functions like a vast machine.
The first regulations we need to go after are the 1, 901 state-level mandates dictating what health insurance policies must cover.
One of Glasgow's bishops, Bishop de Bondington, actually died in the village after dictating his last writ to the Pope.
The more interesting bits of the book tend to be thrown in almost as incidental facts dictating Britain's momentous choice.
An email sender's image and subject line will appear on the device's screen, and users can reply by dictating their messages.
Legal ethics rules also prohibit Juridica, as an outside investor, from dictating when or whether a plaintiff will settle a case.
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They were now reliant upon grabbing opportunities as they presented themselves rather than having the luxury of dictating their own path.
President Obama could issue an executive order on Tuesday dictating cybersecurity standards for industries with vulnerable infrastructure, such as transportation.
That faded in 1997 when Congress passed a law dictating that new devices must be approved by the "least burdensome" method possible.
Instead, the Korean electronics giant was dictating almost the entire device launch strategy to the carriers, which sounds a little familiar.
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He said he does not believe in dictating advertising from the center.
But short-term political need, rather than long-term prosperity, is dictating Argentine policy.
In addition, he spoke out against the practice in some Western countries of dictating what clothes Muslim women can and cannot wear.
Ms Wynne, from the British Dietetic Association, said it is important to stop children dictating to parents what they should be eating.
The bathroom scene, dictating the speeches to his secretary, just joyous moments.
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