For instance, as I previously wrote, many companies treat social media as a broadcast medium, when social media should be a mechanism for one-to-one and many-to-many conversations with customers, employees, investors, and other key stakeholders.
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Cloud will evolve from a one-to-one relationship between end-user and cloud provider to a one-to-many, flourishing ecosystem comprised of cloud insurers, such as CloudInsure, broker services, and other intermediaries enabling organizations to enjoy the financial and operational benefits of federated cloud formations.
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"I think speed cameras locally, nationally and internationally, have shown that they're one measure - one of many measures - that can be used to regulate speed, " he said.
Technology-tricked-out humanoids move their words of their mouths at light-speed, one-to-many and many-to-many in ways the world has not known until recently.
Merle Fallon, a 62-year-old attorney and Vietnam veteran -- one of many ex-servicemen in the crowd -- professes admiration for McCain and Palin and believes the election race is far from decided.
Shapiro does not dignify the so-called authorship question by spending pages dismantling its points one by one--many others have already done that--but surprisingly he does treat many of its proponents with a certain degree of respect, putting their views in cultural contexts that explain, if hardly justify, why they've spent so much time, energy and resources on their claims.
Babysitting coops transform childcare from a one-to-one transaction to a many-to-many transaction, making it easy for families to find and coordinate the highest-quality care.
And this isn't a one off - many other manufacturers are coming home.
Shahar Maor, an information-technology analyst at Israeli market research firm STKI, estimated that compared with large companies associated with defense or critical infrastructure, lower tier Israeli companies hire one-fifth as many information-security employees relative to computer users.
Whatever your aims, investments are only one component--in many cases a relatively small one--in meeting your goals.
Certainly the most appealing feature for me was the grappling hook and rope combo -- one of many features cloned from Liero -- which allowed for humiliating, Tarzan-like, bombing raids against unsuspecting brothers and sisters.
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Michael Birch, the co-founder of Bebo -- a social networking site with 27m users which claims to have overtaking MySpace in the UK -- is just one of many start-up gurus who might not sell anytime soon.
Her visit -- one of many she has made in recent months -- has been overshadowed by a police investigation into Olmert, who was questioned by police Friday.
Our candidates in 2012 managed to visit one-fifth as many despite each having access to state-of-the-art aircraft.
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It was a rock star moment--one of many at the annual meeting of the American Society of Clinical Oncology, a 40, 000-person medical show where many of biotechs biggest breakthroughs have been unveiled.
But any one of them -- and there are many -- any one of them could have given us information that led us to further information that could have prevented this terrible, terrible tragedy.
The NRA has certainly been one of the groups -- one of the many groups invited.
The wider Retail Prices Index measure of inflation - the one used for many pay negotiations - is already at 4.3%.
Rather than messing around with fiddly (and privacy-invading) one-to-one marketing, she says, many firms are instead sticking with the old geographical approach, but taking it online.
He threw out roughly one-third to one-half of them, many of which were annotated, and the rest have to be hand-cleaned individually by running a vacuum over the spine and sides.
Countries must reach a consensus on the production of biofuels -- one of the many causes of rising food prices -- and reduce subsidies to those that produce it, Ban said.
Knief had spent a portion of her trip examining libraries in Florida and Louisiana, and she had walked away feeling pleased with how Kern County's far-flung network of seventy-one branches, many of which she had single-handedly expanded, stacked up by comparison.
Dr. Buddy Creech, an assistant professor of pediatric infectious diseases at Vanderbilt University, said that Aeromonas hydrophila -- which is "remarkably common in the water and in the environment" -- is one of many bacteria that can cause a flesh-eating process.
Wind power has made significant advances in efficiency and scale in recent years, but wind-turbines are still able to handle only one of many wind-speed categories.
Let me tell you, I am -- like that precious little one right there -- many precious little ones. (Applause.) I am so thrilled to be here, and I am thrilled that I will be coming back here to North Carolina next month for our convention.
So a club winning 100 games in a relatively balanced season--one in which many clubs hover close to 0.500--scores better than a 100-win team from a season with more disparity between weak and strong.
In the event Goldilocks received about one-third as many votes as the total of the combined gold standard proponents.
Thirteen clip reels and one-too-many montages later, the crowd was done with the glitz and ready for the open bar.
Chatter, after all, is a one-to-many model, not counting the case of teams, which can also post on a feed.
Interesting line in Nicola Sturgeon's conference speech today - one of many.
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