Cordiant also said that it would restructure some of its business, bringing several units together as Bates Group to create "an inherently more efficient and effective service structure for clients".
Viewing the Atlantis orbiter perched on the launch pad and protected by the service structure made it seem very fragile, even though it was made to travel over 100 times the speed of sound.
Britain played a significant role in the development of Metop, building the service structure and propulsion modules for all three spacecraft, as well as providing MHS (Microwave Humidity Sounder) - an instrument that retrieves important information about humidity in the atmosphere - for Metop and its American counterparts.
You can even test the REST API before using it on the page and automatically define the service response structure.
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Hopefully, the equation tilts more toward service than the structure.
Changes in the service's organizational structure are necessary to attract the management talent and prompt the changes required to become self-sustaining.
Beginning with the well-known Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS), Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS) and Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) structure, Gartner added in a Business and Information Systems layer that includes brokerages, management and security.
In his statement Mr Micalizzi said he had relied on "a sophisticated structure of service providers and market participants to conduct an ongoing due diligence of the bond transaction".
That is, the EU actually wants companies to set up just the one corporate structure, in just the one EU country, and then use that single structure to service their customers across the 27 EU countries.
And when I was in Birmingham, I heard about how the police service was using that structure, and a system of street champions for every street in every ward, to help make sure there was local intelligence and local views being fed in to setting local police priorities.
Fedex is another great example of an organization rethinking its cost structure without impacting service quality.
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They wanted a national air service because they knew they could provide a better service with this type of structure than the previous fragmented structure we had.
Since I had built a shared services model within the global IT function, taking millions of dollars out of cost structure while improving service levels around the world, our CEO thought it would make sense to look for opportunities to utilize that same model in other parts of the business.
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But with hundreds of thousands of new titles each year (a number that self-publishing will only increase) there are good salespeople out there who could, with a decent contractual structure, provide that service.
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As Sir David pointed out as he was grilled by members of the Health Select Committee over his handling of the Stafford Hospital scandal, the coming weeks will see the whole structure of the health service redrawn.
It stated the recommendation for the future structure of the forensic service had not yet been made by the SPSA Board to Mr MacAskill and that he would listen to the views of parliament before making a final decision.
The paper challenges the Scottish government to set out the cost of setting up and running a treasury, tax authority and central bank, a welfare structure, a foreign service, armed forces, an interior ministry to handle citizenship, immigration and border control, and regulators for issues including pensions, energy, telecommunications, health and safety, takeovers and advertising standards.
Indeed, the idea of a national postal service, with a common national charging structure, remains popular.
Bank of America, the largest bank in the U.S. based on the level of deposits, is testing a new fee structure for its checking account service which used to be free.
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The National Weather Service (NWS) warned of "major structure damage" in Adairsville.
Mr. Shammo said Verizon's 4G network, which is based on technology called Long-Term Evolution, can deliver between 1 and 12 megabits per second of data, allowing for tiered pricing structure similar to home wired Internet service.
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Customer service and satisfaction were not factored in the bonus structure at all.
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The consultation, to get under way next month, will outline three options for fire and police services - eight services with enhanced collaboration between them, a regional structure with fewer boards, or a single service for fire and a single force for police.
Although politicians pay lip service to those goals, insufficient effort has been made to structure incentives in that direction.
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This is why practices working with smaller clients tend to have a harder time growing into an ensemble while firms that service very large relationships tend to almost by default favor a team structure.
There is a call for the EU's new External Action Service to make the Black Sea region a priority for its staffing and structure.
Netflix, meanwhile, abandoned its plan to split its DVD-by-mail service into a separate business named Qwikster as part of a new pricing structure that upset some of its users.
The mohajirs, who did not own land, and so consequently had no place in the traditional political and social structure, were now having their power-base in the civil service whipped from under them.
Since ballplayers are not pure commodities--service time counts as much as past performance in the league's salary structure--finding those solid contributors for little money can be the difference between a decent team and a champion.
The civil-service unions are equally clever in arguing that the abuses stem from the pay structure: the ministries like to keep basic pay rates low in order to minimise their pension contributions and other social charges.
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