The end user didn't matter all that much to them, but when an alternative came along that put the end user first, those users took notice and Box thrived.
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Until we are able to move security completely away from the end user, the end user has a responsibility to do whatever he or she can to manage risk.
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"I've always designed products for myself first and foremost, which allows me to deeply connect with what the end-user really wants — since the end-user is me," said Wilson.
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Each end-user app can be used as a collection tool by the app creator, invisibly collecting and forwarding data to the app creator with or without the knowledge of the end user.
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We're building at tool for technicians, for the end user.
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It creates a more cohesive experience for the end user.
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The buyer was an IT buyer, not the end user.
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The end user experience, I want to be the same.
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These setups require far more work for the end user.
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An alert should stop the transaction and alert the end user.
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The application doesn't cite a human end user at all, frankly.
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CybeReady — reduces the risks of phishing through automated end-user training.
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Perhaps more importantly, they deliver new and better end-user experiences.
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Memory and storage can easily be upgraded by the end user.
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It doesn't require any agent or software on end user devices.
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While these are essential, too often they overlook the end user.
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You had to think of some benefit to the end user.
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I spend my time thinking about solving problems for the end-user.
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Diverse teams that reflect the end user create better results for customers.
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Our customer is the end user, so we're always aware of that.
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That will impact the entire supply chain from seller to end user.
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We will consider the technical parameters of the product, the stated end-use, the stated end-user and its reliability, risks of diversion to another end user than the one in the application, and the country of destination.
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You can make money directly from the end user or you can find an interested third party who's interests you serve — advertisers, financiers, CIOs, employers are often the real customers while the end user is reduced to a metric.
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It extends to each and every end-user of a cloud-delivered service.
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The country is the world's largest importer and end user of elephant tusks.
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There's no value to the end user from blockchain that we can find.
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That investment comes in the form of price cuts to the end user.
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Cellebrite's End User License Agreement (EULA) makes no mention of respecting human rights.
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But perhaps a little end user education is in order this time around?
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To meet the evolving expectations of today's end user, software must continuously adapt.
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By becoming a CNCF end-user member, companies also join the Linux Foundation .
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The end-user experience of the whole thing has mostly just gotten exhausting.
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But it is the cost to the end-user that is the key.
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Second, it is also a nod to the ultimate end user – the audience.
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And Carbon Black speaks to a growth area for VMware: End-user computing.
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Reilly said there has been end-user buying in the oats market, too.
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These founders had originally set out to launch an end user-oriented solution.
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He actually led SAP's mobile division before joining VMware's end-user computing division.
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He also led end-user computing at VMware and cofounded the company, Cyveillance.
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A well-designed system is simple, intuitive, and easy for the end-user.
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Keep focusing on a post sales experience, which is phenomenal to the end user.
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One end-user source said his company struck some deals at $116 this week.
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He also led end-user computing at VMware and co-founded the company Cyveillance.
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The end user typically pays a monthly fee for the kit via a smartphone payment.
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These end-user measures were intended to augment the company's automated policing of its platform.
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This would all happen automatically and without a lot of pain to the end user.
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Traditional x86 desktop apps will be emulated, making the experience seamless to the end user.
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This is a serious violation of our END USER LICENSE AGREEMENT and Terms of Service.
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"Carl just wants to be our worst end user by breaking everything," he says, laughing.
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It's transparent for the end user as you don't need to manage encryption keys yourself.
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It is transparent to the container and to the end user — the developer or DevOps.
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Often, the most powerful channels are those that naturally target very specific end-user psychographics.
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A wet summer also hurt consumption of beverages, the largest end-user of the sweetener.
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Thanks to these incremental improvements, it should make the end-user experience much more enjoyable.
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The end-user device then broadcasts the video feed in the goggles in real time.
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One potential answer might lie in the power sector, a key end-user of copper.
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You've seen the stickers before and read the messages buried in end user license agreements.
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It is not clear what exactly these so-called "end-user agreements" restrict Pakistan from doing.
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The end user pays for internet the same way an analogue meme consumer pays for shipping.
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Like those, the company's patched things up here with, hopefully, minimal inconvenience to the end user.
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On its blog, the Instapaper team writes:For you, the Instapaper end user and customer, nothing changes.
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"We are focusing on the good clients who have an end-user market," another source said.
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It is certainly a lot less confusing than reading a traditional font End User License Agreement.
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Warren compared Oscar's objective to improve the "end user experience" of insurance with Google's consumer products.
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Moving on to the "Blocks" programming mode, Sphero still keeps things easy for the end user.
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This includes blocking bots, data scraping operations, and banning end user accounts associated with those activities.
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For this year, global end-user spending on wearables is set to amount to $41 billion.
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"I'd been an end user on some very, very bad VR military simulation systems," Chen says.
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After doing so, they'll receive a transcript every time an end user speaks to the app.
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This affects corporate applications running on cloud infrastructure, and end-user cloud applications like Google Drive.
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"Their end-user customers, for the most part, will never see that we're there," Laven said.
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Recruiters want to hear candidates ask questions such as:Who is the end user for this product?
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Yeah, but I think it's a product that the end user inside the workplace is delighted.
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Whereas previous software only aided the end user, autonomous AI actually does the work while becoming smarter.
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Will all the big guys consider that providing fitness programming to the end user is a value?
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These are vital contributions, but as yet insufficient to kickstart a market of monetizeable end user audiences.
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So far all of the big AWS successes have focused on infrastructure and not end-user interfaces.
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The section will be personalized to the end user, based on their viewing history, the company says.
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What we love about betterworks is the combination of end user proposition and making things more productive.
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It's not fancy, but it's useful and the idea here is to improve the end user experience.
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He writes: Subscription works only if your app addresses recurring high value need for the end user.
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At the end of the day, we try to deliver the best product for the end user.
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Just replacing plastic cards with a mobile phone does not really solve anything for the end user.
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That license routinely provides endless rights to corporations, but few if any rights for the end user.
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If an overall user experience resonates with the end user, they will willingly come back without notifications.
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For the end user, it looks like a savings account whether you're relying on Compound or Figment.
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"With an end user like ENN, we see that as a marriage made in heaven," Gallagher said.
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End User License Agreements Privacy Policies NDAs Master Services Agreements and Service Level Agreements What is a contract?
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This is partly due to weakness in the smartphone sector, still the single-largest end-user of cobalt.
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A lack of end-user demand kept prices from rising however, with some buyers offering to sell cargoes.
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"We've signed the deals at $95 a ton with four producers," a source at an end-user said.
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The site is completely free for users and the startup doesn't charge the end user any additional fees.
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Meanwhile, Henkel's Hair Analyzer and Customizer aren't meant for the end-user so much as a hair stylist.
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The more aligned the person writing the check is with the needs of your end user the better.
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Machine learning applications can require widely different amounts of data to provide valuable features to the end user.
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Immersive experiences utilizing volumetric photogrammetry may convey a much more authentic and realistic environment to the end user.
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"So when you get something from Topic, you're going to know what it means as an end user."
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Whether or not the end user ever notices it, every AAA game goes through a process like this.
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Bespoke or comprehensive insurance options are available to suit each end user need based upon the data submitted.
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Congress can do so now by legislating policies that help to move security away from the end-user.
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Power is generated from large power plants, sent down transmission lines, and eventually delivered to the end user.
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The company said it "continues to see strong end user and trader demand for high quality thermal coal".
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Construction costs for housing and infrastructure have skyrocketed, with almost no real benefit to the end user whatsoever.
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CNN has found multiple instances this year where that weaponry was diverted, in defiance of end-user agreements.
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The very name "serverless" shows how the underlying technology of servers has been encapsulation away from the end user.
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"We've received an offer from a producer today at $82 per tonne," a source at an end-user said.
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From an end user perspective, they won't know where the content lives if the administrators allow access to it.
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The core goal of putting a face on AI is to be able to better collect end-user data.
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What this looks like to the end user, however, is that your files have just disappeared from the desktop.
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There's no end-user purchase price because Renault won't try to sell cars like the EZ-GO to consumers.
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Distribution channels that deliver against end-user metrics: The best distribution channels are usually measured for their ROI effectiveness.
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Additionally, from a product-design perspective, simplicity lies in explanation of the value brought forth to an end user.
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The purpose of this team is to instill a unifying product ethos across our end-user experiences and devices.
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But the carrier is also our customer — they're the first customer and the end user is our second customer.
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It makes no business sense to put fentanyl in cocaine, nor would it be appreciated by the end user.
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With cryptocurrencies, the end user is in charge of the process and is free to do anything at anytime.
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This is particularly likely where the "disruptive innovation" does not greatly change the cost structure or end-user experience.
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The frenetic action notwithstanding, the moot point, as always, is whether bots actually solve any real end-user need.
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Good security costs money, and the better it is, the less its benefits are visible to the end-user.
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But to the end user, the feature is either on or off, and that's not what I'd call ideal.
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No buttons, perfectly beautiful display to maximize your display area and the ease of use for the end user.
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This is a big deal for both the end-user and developers behind popular and up-and-coming Android apps.
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And in many ways, the driver is just as much an end-user of the service as the rider is.
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It's the transmission from the cellular tower to the end user that's open to manipulation and interference, the researchers found.
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Packet's mission is to encourage that ecosystem by essentially becoming a marketplace, connecting original equipment manufacturers with end-user developers.
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In truth, the explanation is much simpler: GDPR functions to protect the end-user, rather than aid the data collector.
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Increasingly, it's also working directly with end user companies in the mining industry, for example, which need reliable surveying data.
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Next, the researchers tied these emissions to the end-use activities and end-user parties responsible for generating this pollution.
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Eventually, it's a win for the end user as it's hard to find an email client that fits your needs.
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"LocationSmart's API platform facilitates life-saving and other vital location-based services, which require end-user consent," the statement added.
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The problem is that this model almost completely cuts out the importance, and end user awareness, that app developers have.
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The offering is part of the new SAP Leonardo product line, also launched at this year's Sapphire end user conference.
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The sign-up process airs on the side of caution, while attempting to not overwhelm the end user with information.
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The analyst firm forecasts a 27% jump in end-user spending over this year, from $40.5 billion to $51.5 billion.
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However, I would ask a simple question: has all the newness of our code ultimately improved the end-user experience?
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While these changes may be, in part, an attempt to improve the end user experience, they have a larger agenda.
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I could even say that great end user experiences are not in Microsoft's DNA, though that one is more debatable.
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"We do not charge the end-user — the person that we're helping — and we will never charge them," says Sills.
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Some crowdfunding efforts, on the other hand, take only thought and time, and provide true end-user response and interest.
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Sponsor is not responsible for votes not received due to an individual's account settings, spelling, or other end user error.
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ERA licences all power generators in the country and is also responsible for setting generation and end-user power tariffs.
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Cafu monetizes its operations by charging the end user a delivery fee or the option of a recurring monthly subscription.
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They found that time after time, such notifications either don't work to stop data collection, or misled the end user.
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The keywords are the 'cards' that are played back and forth between the end-user and the game character (Seaman).
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A Vivaldi spokesperson sent us the following explanation:They asked us to add an end-user license agreement (EULA) to our website.
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They test all kinds of software, systems and applications to ensure they're bug-free and run smoothly for the end user.
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However, without a pathway to commercial viability, scaling from proof of concept to end user accessible products remains beyond the horizon.
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Behind the scene, ZenGo still uses a public key and private secrets, but everything is completely transparent for the end user.
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The white paper addressed five key areas; swaps central counterparties, reporting rules, execution rules, swap dealer capital, and end-user exceptions.
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No. For the end user, the Sign In with Apple option is as fast as using the Facebook or Google alternative.
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With WebRTC applications, the end user must grant explicit permission before the browser is allowed access to his/her local devices.
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Chief Executive Officer Jim Umpleby said it expected end-user demand in the fourth quarter for its products to be flat.
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So, by all metrics that matter to an end user, the new Kirin chip is shaping up to be a winner.
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The Coalition for Better Ads' website identifies both desktop and mobile web ads that it deems unacceptable for end-user experiences.
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So prior to mobile apps, the main way you could push information to an end user, a customer, was via email.
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Non-state groups can get the "end-user certificates" needed for international deals through well-connected consultants, says one Serbian source.
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Unifying a codebase can usually reduce bugs, enhance stability and increase developer productivity, all of which ultimately benefit the end user.
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On the end-user side, I don't think end users will expect anything but continued great service and even greater service.
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Top producers are looking at a bonanza if they can ramp up investment fast enough with end-user commitments in hand.
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This gives startups an inherent advantage, because machine learning and end-user experience with these applications are part of their DNA.
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Early on we realised we needed to be maniacally focused on customer service, from both the enterprise and end-user perspective.
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"We have to make sure that the way its being done does not hurt the end user of the product," Lacewell said.
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For all our customers, we could do the thing the plugin does without the end user having to take any additional steps.
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It's based on the same underlying foundation as Apple's own Safari browser, but looks and feels like Chrome to the end user.
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It's also much harder for anti-virus software and other solutions to detect it — leaving the end user completely in the dark.
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And it reinforced how important it is to keep the end user in mind, whether they be an outside client or employees.
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Siri is also getting smarter about when to suggest a shortcut to the end user, which could increase user adoption, says Apple.
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The new design brings infinite scrolling, end-to-end user profile banner, and a larger hero video on a user's profile page.
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"There are a whole bunch of new services that are not end-user specific, but also create a giant impact," Madra said.
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But Facebook seems to think that having information about your activity and likes are critical to providing a good end user experience.
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"We've received offers at $135 per ton from South 32 and Rio Tinto," said a source at an end-user in Japan.
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The end user really had no power to affect the kinds of decisions that were being made in the software development process.
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When you have a single source of truth, you provide superior value to the end user: the analysts and other decision makers.
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A mesh is then transmitted to the end user, and NextVR projection maps the stereoscopic video onto the walls of this mesh.
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"They focused on how the end user would actually use the software, if the technology was scalable and technology readiness," she said.
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Paris will be focusing on the combination of WeWork's digital and physical products to offer the most seamless end-user experience possible.
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He explained to me that the all-in-one approach is better from an end-user perspective for a number of reasons.
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" Wholesalers said the import tariffs were "inflating prices, which are difficult to pass along to the end user due to competitive pressures.
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"We've got to be cognizant as to what kind of product we are providing the end user," said Hagert, the USB director.
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It's going to require a team and it's going to require thoughtful collaboration and empathy with the end user and the customer.
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The company said its customer base has increased 10-fold in the last 12 months, protecting over 1 million end-user accounts.
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India needs a total of 203 coal trains per day to meet end-user demand, according to the Jan 22 meeting minutes.
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Ebooks, music, and videos purchased electronically can similarly disappear on a whim, often with little or no recourse for the end user.
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Among the key questions Recio wants to hear from potential new tech hires are: Who is the end user for this product?
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But here all of a sudden the ability to marry tech with medication creates a better end user experience for the patient.
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IOT devices are often designed with little to no end user transparency into what devices do once they're connected to the internet.
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They had pushed for royalties to be based on the price that power plants, or another end user, pay for the minerals.
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For the end-user, that means the camera will be more capable of advanced face recognition than what most Android handsets currently offer.
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"We now expect end-user demand to be flat and dealers to make further inventory reductions due to global economic uncertainty," he said.
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Expect to see Amazon integrate with even more services and hardware, and as it does, offer more customization options for the end-user.
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It seems that the end user is either the consumer, or, potentially, the product (in the manner that Facebook users are the product).
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VR affords the end user a learn-by-doing experience that is scientifically proven to be more effective than traditional, 2-D methods.
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However, according to Vogeltanz, during the hearing, Assistant District Attorney Alex Calenda admitted that he was an "end user" of NOPD's Palantir system.
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And while the destination site loads, the Portal can display an animation to offer a more pleasant transition experience for the end user.
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A City's Successful GambleFor all the behind-the-scenes work Level 210 is doing, someone still has to fight for the end user.
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A CDN will store versions of a company's content in multiple geographical locations in order to deliver it to the end user faster.
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Using malware that originated on end user machines, the attackers were able to burrow within corporate intranets and probe for additional network vulnerabilities.
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Ignoring the end-user is akin to putting better locks on a safe, while forgetting all the many people who have its keys.
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In order to be useful to the end user, the algorithm must be designed to accommodate the limitations of computing and human speed.
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And in many cases, an end-user can set up their own gateway, just like a Wi-Fi access point, at no cost.
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Once again, that suggests the raw performance of end-user devices matters less than it did, because the heavy lifting is done elsewhere.
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Charles Rubin, Senior Engineer, End User Platforms: I was deeply moved by some of the profound insights from some of our younger readers.
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We wanted to take the time to reach out to partners and implement more front end user control before rolling this feature out.
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Furthermore, how can it be "pirated" if the business model requires the end user to purchase a license key to activate the product?
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It's all cryptographically signed on end user devices, there is no way to really use any of the contents here maliciously or otherwise.
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Most frustrating is that disability dongles put the burden on the end user — the disabled person — rather than the people creating inaccessible conditions.
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But that's also extra work for developers, and the experience of the app is not as smooth for the end user, she said.
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Instead, the end user maintains control of their biometric data on a mobile device or laptop through a concept known as biometric tokenization.
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Meanwhile, Speechly says current SDKs and APIs are either too complex or do not offer developers enough control over the end user experience.
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So it makes good sense to back entrepreneurs who know that end user, especially since the majority of venture investors aren't hunting there.
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Consumers usually don't know they're unwittingly opting in to these always-on tracking features when agreeing to vague and overreaching end user terms.
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The app features a range of top playlists by genre, decade, activity and more, but over time becomes more personalized to the end user.
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This was a muscle that freemium businesses, whose product orientation was around end-user design rather than back-end infrastructure capabilities, needed to build.
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"For the average end user, it's not something to really worry about," he said, adding that WhatsApp found the vulnerability and quickly fixed it.
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AI-enabled software will be even more tailored to the individual context of each end-user, and thus, should command an even higher price.
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Ecological niches have a habit of being filled, and time will tell if Amazon is able to make a winning end-user-facing application.
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The new service has a potentially bigger market, according to Rob Witoff, a director at Coinbase and an end-user of the Replicated service.
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The browser isolation technology from Weblife also means that end-user privacy is protected in accordance with the European Union General Data Protection Regulation.
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Sanjay Poonen, a former president at SAP who joined VMware in 2013, was also named executive VP and general manager for end user computing.
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"Much work still needs to be achieved to put such devices in the end-user hands," explains Dr Anne Roudaut, who led the research.
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Dell | Communications Director, End User Computing I approached Tomasiak with the news who told me his contact at Dell couldn't comment to the press.
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Level 22016 has strived to build a future-proof infrastructure that could serve their clients and, ideally, the end user for decades to come.
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" The Runkeeper app will continue to exist as a standalone product and Jacobs promised that "from the end-user standpoint, not much will change.
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As a result, whether an ISP receives the Massachusetts seal of approval may not matter if the end user has no alternative broadband options.
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With this, Apple is joining 89 existing CNCF end-user members like Adidas, Atlassian, Box, GitHub, The New York Times, Reddit, Spotify and Walmart.
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"We have settled the deals at $94 a tonne with three producers we buy the metal from," a source at an end-user said.
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"Amazon views the customer as the person paying the bill, while Google believes the customer is the end user of a service," he said.
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The startup makes money each time an end-user uploads a picture of their room via integration with DigitalBridge's API or white label solution.
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This extra location data is stored with Radar, keeping personally identifiable information separate from the actual location data, ensuring privacy for the end-user.
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Still, maintaining a public database of how ISPs treat individual apps goes a long way in bringing some additional transparency to the end user.
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They would also have an incentive to self-deal, putting content in front of users that benefits the utility rather than the end user.
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He also said wealth accumulation and rising household income should continue to underpin end-user demand for residential properties, despite anticipated interest rate hikes.
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Of more importance is the end-user experience, and picking a faster but more limited language for chatbot-building such as C++ is self-defeating.
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The papers themselves seem to be considering their end user to be someone like me, a lady with a bank account and a credit card.
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I do like that these architectural changes are invisible to the end user: you still just point the camera at stuff and tap to shoot.
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The cloud, open APIs, next-generation messengers and machine learning are combining to turn the end-user interface to enterprise software into a unified experience.
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LS: So taking privacy off the table, and the business strategy, what do you think Microsoft is trying to do from an end-user perspective?
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That's right: even dumb plastic boxes whose only use in this world is to hold paper towels apparently need an end-user license agreement now.
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Gleb and his team of experienced creators are committed to serving the end user, which is why they love taking products from zero to launch.
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Another says militias in Yemen, which is under a UN arms embargo, are getting guns through buyers with end-user certificates from Persian Gulf states.
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The Stations app today features a range of playlists by genre, decade, activity and more, but also becomes personalized to the end-user over time.
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The end user never knew that Rakuten Super Logistics was the one that was behind the fulfillment of the order and delivering it to you.
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According to Google's numbers, 95.5% of unencrypted, end user traffic to Google services which are a part of this survey comes from old mobile devices.
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IQiyi, on the other hand, already has a channel dedicated to virtual reality, which is meant to immerse the end user in a completely digital environment.
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" It also said that beacons "can only deliver notifications if the end-user has a beacon-aware app and has their Bluetooth and Location services enabled.
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Generally speaking, these apps are running code hosted on another server that the end user can't inspect, and often doesn't even realize their browser is executing.
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"Defendant has been banned at least 14 times of for violating the Terms and the EULA," says the lawsuit, referring to the end user license agreement.
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The company charges users based on end-user numbers, such as monthly active user bases, but it also includes customized pricing for some premium features, too.
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KEY ASSUMPTIONS --Fitch anticipates that revenues will grow between 3%-4% annually from 2016-2019, reflecting growth in end-user demand and benefit of new products.
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But if Uber loses sight of who the end user is, winning the battle in London doesn't eliminate the risk of losing the entire war everywhere.
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That means the mobile operators don't have any relationship with the end user, but it also means consumers can run out of data at inopportune times.
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If something slips through the cracks at the end user level, this should at least give admins an additional level of protection that something is amiss.
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"We are concerned that this build-up in inventories in sectors such as steel is not going to be translated into end-user demand," Short said.
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Vodacom will be implementing the End-User Subscriber Charter Regulations on March 1, which will drag on data revenue growth in the near term, it said.
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That means the end-user experience is more about the freedom of the open road, with issues like safety handled by on-board artificial intelligence systems.
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He also reiterated Tele2's medium-term outlook for low-single digit growth in end-user service revenue and mid-single digit growth of adjusted EBITDA.
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Singapore-based SK Chemical Trading recently canceled contracts with Naftomar, Petredec and Shell after its end-user Zhejiang Shaoxing Sanyuan Petrochemical Co reneged on its orders.
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By using technology, it's aiming to streamline and enhance the end-user experience and help its clients improve their operational infrastructure, due diligence, and administrative support.
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Companies like Taxify can talk about how it looks after its drivers, and can compete on prices — but the end user experience is basically the same.
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While licensed exports might be perfectly legal, the dearth of end user controls means it's impossible to say how many find their way into cartel armories.
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I thought: let's back the best of these female founders, who inherently understand the end user – what she needs, what she wants, what will delight her.
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But that data could "be encrypted and under control of the end user," who adds it should be capable of being moved elsewhere at any time.
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If the end user is on a call and traveling, the tower sending and receiving the signal can hand off the transmission to another tower as needed.
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Wireless carriers rely on them to get data from an end user to a node in a major network or the so-called backhaul of mobile traffic.
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Through the use of radio-frequency identification chips, or RFIDs, weapons can now be tracked from manufacturer to end user — a technology that is vulnerable to hackers.
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You're probably being spied on by multiple parties, or having your data tracked as a result of an end-user license agreement you barely remember clicking through.
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These high prices to connect to cellular towers then impact pricing for the end user and smaller competitors, those same competitors and consumer groups have long argued.
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The ability of a handful of large ISPs to offer these plans while their competitors could not negatively affected the market, at least for the end user.
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With time, and the evolution of viable business models for open-source software companies, more and more end-user-facing software is being developed in the open.
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"Fundamentally, we believe that a lot of the innovation that we want to do now ends up requiring controlling the end-to-end user experience," Osterloh says.
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"One of the things that we're able to do is be learned as cloud-scale as we can help organizations improve their end-user experience," Anderson noted.
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And part of it comes from just offering a better product to the end user — the employee — in helping them set up and manage their retirement accounts.
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This, the startup says, makes it different to legacy rule-based technologies and that Tessian requires "no admin from security teams and no end-user behaviour change".
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Sanctions on Iran will be tough on India, which is a critical end user of Iranian oil due to the proximity between the two countries, said Driscoll.
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"It is incredibly difficult — and costly — to build and deliver solutions that are designed to ensure security and still are intuitive to an end user," said Petrella.
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In the United States, many different parties pay directly for drugs -- employers, government and insurers -- but the true end-user, the patient, is not one of them.
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But they do think about how those clothes reach the end user in different ways, and they do talk about them differently, and see their roles differently.
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"For the end user, whether it's healthcare or institutional campuses or other(s), it provides them with a long-term predictable price of their electricity," Morgan said.
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Full disclosure of these fees up-front, and the total cost of monthly service as well, would promote competition, innovation, investment, end-user choice, and broadband adoption.
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As short-covering demand by trading firms lessens, supplies are having to fall back on relatively thin end-user demand, helping explain price declines, another trader said.
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Any technology that lets an end user filter a movie for one type of content could theoretically be modified to let them filter for any type of content.
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Fireglass assumes it's all bad, and the company's Threat Isolation Platform sends a safe visual feed to the end user without changing how the content looks or performs.
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According to a source familiar with the matter, the government department uses Windows XP for its Poise end-user computing environment that's used by civil servants and contractors.
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This content isn't gone from Twitter, to be clear, but you as the end user will be able to control whether or not you want to see it.
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And even when your business relies on advertising or a CIO or a procurement officer — build a culture of doing the right thing by the true end user.
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The flavor of AR the company is offering doesn't require the end user to have any special equipment and it doesn't require the marketers to have coding skills.
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When an end user asks something not in the repertoire of the AI, a human customer service agent is seamlessly brought into the loop to finish the conversation.
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Not far off could be the reintroduction of paid-prioritization, where service providers charge companies to move their data (and only their data) to the end user faster.
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"While end-user actions, and inactions, are generally the point of failure in security practices, it's unfair to highlight fault at the user or device level," Tippett said.
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It's similar to those End User License Agreements that everybody agrees to without even reading them, because come on, we just want to use the damn app already.
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Tablet experience: The fun part of a developer conference is always the part where end-user features are shown, since everyone can relate, including the non-developers watching.
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The Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF), the home of open-source projects like Kubernetes, today announced that Apple is joining as a top-level Platinum End User Member.
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"You need to know who the end user is and work with them closely, and deliver a solution to them in a way that they want," she said.
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As for immediate benefits to the end user, both Safari and Photos are getting some new feature updates, including better ad blocking and more advanced editing options, respectively.
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The customer data that is stored means insurance companies can now access home contents data and provide cover – if the end user permits their data to be shared.
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"At the end of the day you want the end user involved because it's their problem you are trying to solve," adds Zeshan Muhammedi, the fund's co-founder.
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The ban of Yiannopoulos has certainly gained a ton of attention, but the day-to-day experience for the end user on Twitter will be just the same.
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India has separately asked the United States for its view on whether the use of the F-16s by Pakistan was a violation of the end-user agreement.
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I wanted an end-user facing role where I could leverage the technical skills I built up learning how to make simple iPhone apps earlier in the year.
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For example, they are careful not to use the assistant's voice for anything that could interrupt or otherwise irritate the end user, including alarms, timers, and even intercom broadcasts.
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But the hope is that the company will be able to outmaneuver them by creating a tool not only for the end user, but also employers and other organizations.
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As more investors, traders and end user enter the ecosystem the volatility will once again subside and bitcoin will resemble its paper currency cousins…with one very important distinction.
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Like all arms deals, this contract was bound by an end user agreement which certifies the recipient -- in this case the UAE -- as the final user of the weaponry.
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"In a rapidly evolving ecosystem, having a set of common standards is critical to preserving the best possible end-user experience," said Idit Levine, founder and CEO of Solo.io.
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User data is one of the most valuable assets available to online businesses today, and these new EU regulations aim to make that value clearer to the end user.
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One thing is for sure, such a solution relies on trust and must give the end user full ownership of their own data, similar to data portability under GDPR.
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"If you're an end user, this is a dream come true because they are dealing with some horrendous livestock prices right now," said Tanner Ehmke, senior economist with CoBank.
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"Unlike any other AI framework — whether real or just a fake announcement — our view is to lead with deep services that show as end-user consumable behavior," Parasnis said.
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"We are growing in real estate, we are targeting the end-user and people who want to live in this country," said acting-chief executive Khamis Buharoon al-Shamsi.
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This collective sense of coming weakness in China's giant stainless steel sector, the single biggest end-user of nickel, is also why the LME nickel price has been drifting.
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Common goods—public schools, fire departments, roads, national defense—are those items which are so socially beneficial we don't make the end user pay a dollar beyond their taxes.
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Global end-user spending on wearables will hit $52 billion in 2020, according to a new forecast from research firm Gartner, an increase of 27% compared to this year.
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This integrated approach — of both moving security away from the end-user and creating a culture where individuals take responsibility for their security — will ensure a more resilient nation.
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The assessment should gauge the likelihood of an end user receiving the same or similar capability from an alternative source, as well as the estimated effect on American jobs.
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Discussion forums on Reddit in recent days have tried to make sense of the new language in the software end-user licensing agreement, which is posted on Nvidia's website.
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All that the end user has to do is use a doctored cable, then agree to "trust this computer," a common alert that's easy to dismiss without a thought.
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"We have settled the deals at $118 and $119 a tonne with all of the producers whom we buy the metal from," a source at an end-user said.
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Uber's logo has become so unintelligible to the end-user that it requires an explanation to communicate its message — a message that is more nebulous than it should be.
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THE END USER ACKNOWLEDGES THAT IN CONTINUING TO VIEW THIS CONTENT THE END USER ACCEPTS THAT REUTERS EXPRESSLY EXCLUDES ALL LIABILITY FOR AND SHALL HAVE NO LIABILITY FOR THE CONTENT INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE FOLLOWING: - EDITORIAL CONTENT - ACCURACY OF REPORTING - ANY BREACH OF INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS - TECHNICAL QUALITY - ANY POST DISTRIBUTION MANIPULATION OF THE CONTENT - ANY PRESENT OR FUTURE USE OF THE CONTENT FOR ANY PURPOSES NOT INTENDED BY THE DISTRIBUTOR
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First, the end user uploads an audio file to the service, which can be anything – a phone call, podcast, meeting, or a video – even a YouTube URL can be used.
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We believe companies that create the most compelling end-user experiences will win over the long term, and this trend of the consumerization of enterprise technology has only just begun.
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Quantum Benchmark, for example, offers what are essentially quantum diagnostic tools that can inform an end user about error rates in the quantum processor, and help to suppress those errors.
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According to Google, that comes with all sorts of benefits for the end user, including 30 percent faster startup time and an optimization of storage space, by up to 2x.
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And because Apple has consistently proven its nearly unrivaled skill as a designer of end user experiences, it succeeded in selling us DRM in the guise of a smart device.
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The result has been a combined high voltage offering of modules, racks and custom solutions for a range of OEM and end-user applications from a single, world-class supplier.
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When the associated media loads – images, at least the beginning of the video, or the text of the Instant Article – only then will it be displayed to the end user.
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The classification tool in Azure Rights Management was either based on IT policy or end-user driven and wasn't able to look at the content of a document, for example.
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The app is poised to continue its explosive growth because it gives the end user something that they didn't even know they wanted — and now can't seem to live without.
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This ROS will aim to cover easier mapping, robust and autonomous navigation, obstacle avoidance, cloud-based software-distribution, compliance with safety and cybersecurity's best practices and modern end-user interface.
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Meanwhile, from the end-user perspective, there's no extra technology or headsets required to watch 360-degree live streams — they're available on any device, including desktop, tablet, iOS or Android.
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A handful with Apple, Amazon, Google, Facebook, Netflix; End User License Agreements for every piece of software I've downloaded, every gadget I've bought, every subscription service or app I use.
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The premium, according to the Beer Institute, "has become a device to speculate and artificially inflate the price paid for aluminum at the expense of end-user businesses and consumers".
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That likely violates a 2011 consent decree with the Federal Trade Commission promising that the company would no longer share such information with outside firms—without express end user approval.
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I'm sure Microsoft, being a leader in the privacy space, won't have many problems ensuring they've given the end user the protection they deserve and are entitled to by law.
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Despite the added overhead created by rich-text functionality, the added JavaScript code and such, rich text feels simpler for an end user, especially those who are less tech-savvy.
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Yaniv Balmas, head of cyber research at Check Point, told Motherboard that the vulnerabilities could only been exploited if the end user first chose Avast as their initial antivirus protection.
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Three end-user sources and two buyers at trading houses said all deals were done at $110, while a source at a producer said all shipments were booked at $110.
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Singapore was the first port to mandate the use of mass flow meters (MFMs) in 2017 for marine, or bunker, fuel oil sales from barges to the end-user vessels.
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The rules that did exist were largely established by the very companies that most relied on your data, in privacy policies and end-user agreements most people never actually read.
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For example, if you're signing up for a social network for the first time, and your options are to read the end user license agreement or hit the OK button.
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On-boarding a new customer requires building and training the chatbot, including specifying the basic flows of what an end user can do, and adding support for troubleshooting different products.
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If either the end user device or the access point is vulnerable, it will put any unsent data frames into a transmit buffer and then send them over the air.
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While in business school, "top of mind for me was some of the technological challenges that I encountered as an end user [and] analyst in the intelligence community," Moorhead said.
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One of the core principles of net neutrality is non-discrimination — websites and online service providers must be treated equally by the pipe that carries them to their end user.
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"Rights to virtual items are often set out within extensive end-user license terms which some players will not necessarily read upfront," said a TIGA spokesman in an emailed statement.
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Under the terms of the Kyoto Protocol, the forest owner, not the end-user of wood products, is supposed to account for the carbon lost when a forest is cleared.
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All of the end-user devices used for testing will be in the hands of Google employees, contractors, and "'trusted testers' selected by Google on a volunteer basis without payment."
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Leading drone companies such as DroneDeploy and Skycatch use the above autonomous level to create ongoing data collection that is processed and provided to the end-user as a decision tool.
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Real estate, financial services, insurance, high-tech and healthcare companies — even budget-strapped governments — are adopting cloud-computing models to increase efficiency, reduce costs and drive a better end-user experience.
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Unlike a Web CDN, which cannot see what's happening on end user devices, PacketZoom has insight into activity on the device and inside the cellular networks, company CEO Shlomi Gian explained.
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As will efforts to improve transparency, like the Princeton computer science department's IOT Inspector, which provides the end user with more insight into what IoT devices are actually up to online.
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This is mainly because our product will allow the end user to control the whole building and doing this with Android or iOS a hackable OS will bring concerns on security.
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Again, getting end user buy-in for a technology that could be used to prevent someone from driving their own car might involve some challenges — even where safety advantages are clear.
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Much like Postmates, the service lets users order food (as well as other stuff) from their favorite restaurants and has runners pick it up and deliver it to the end-user.
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A perfect "Siri for work" would help reduce complexity and guide the end user to more quickly arrive at the information they need to make a decision or take an action.
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Hill said that Google's motivation here had little to do with the end user experience, and far more to do with protecting advertising revenues from the rising popularity of adblock extensions.
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While many services either offer or are working on DVR features, they don't think about the end-to-end user experience – instead, the DVRs are treated much like cable TV DVRs.
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Whether it's influencing consumer behavior or encouraging data sharing, the DOVU platform could, in theory, provide a solution that meets the needs of both the mobility provider and the end user.
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"We think that's a massive jump in productivity for the person that manages all things data and also the end user that's going out and searching for that data," Shah said.
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According to the report, these apps did not "[ask] users specifically whether it could read their emails"—although the companies contend this activity was covered by their end-user license agreements.
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Tech products will also be able to provide more good local information, contextualized to the end user based on local graphs of topics, interests and places down to the neighborhood level.
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Goldberg: I speak more to my background to being an early business hire at Dropbox, but it's staying focused don the end user and building something people actually want to use.
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When they are slow for the end-user, it is often because of "bloatware": badly written programs or advertising scripts that wreak havoc as they try to track your activity online.
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Attackers who successfully exploit the flaw can execute code of their choice on both servers and end-user computers that use the vulnerable protocol, Microsoft said in this bare-bones advisory.
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"Smart features don't sell hearing aids, but real user benefits for either our distributors or the end-user do and that is what we focus on," Chief Executive Soren Nielsen said.
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We support a price on carbon as a possible way to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by the end user, but governments must decide which pricing system is best for their citizens.
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WARSAW (Reuters) - Chinese telecoms firm Huawei has not seen a slowdown in sales of end-user equipment so far in Poland, the company's senior standards manager in Europe said on Wednesday.
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On Skype, participants are shown in bubbles across the top of the screen and the end-user can choose whose feed they want to focus on in a multi-paned main window.
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Since the alternative — not having a headphone jack — doesn't really have any tangible advantages for the end user, I really hope Samsung sticks with it for at least a few more years.
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On top of sourcing original and licensed content, Youku is investing in high-end user-generated content and programming created by semi-pros, targeting audiences that turn to online platforms for entertainment.
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App Developers Host User Data On Their Servers, Not The Platforms: App developers, not the AR platform company, host the application and end user-specific data re: usernames, logins, application state, etc.
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One nearer-term tech trend is dubbed the empowered edge, with Gartner noting that rising numbers of connected devices are driving processing back towards the end-user — to reduce latency and traffic.
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Even so, there's nothing stopping car companies from presenting their new vehicles in the brightest and most ostentatious colors to attract attention, before selling the staid silver option to the end user.
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"We struck a deal with a producer at $90 per ton last Friday," a source at an end-user told Reuters, declining to be named due to the sensitivity of the talks.
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Peled said more than 50 percent of major pay-TV operators in the world are customers of the video software unit, with its software installed in over 300 million end-user devices.
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Bringing these calculations to the edge can bring a lot of utility to the end user by reducing latency and load on the network, while also keeping more sensitive data on-device.
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"It demonstrates progress in the quantum community, but from an end-user perspective, it doesn't change anyone's plans or anyone's project initiatives because we're still many years away," Brisse told Business Insider.
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As for buyers, mortgage interest rates of 13 to 14 percent make it "difficult for people to invest in a property either as an end user or an investor," Ms. Dietz said.
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Radar lets customers integrate with the Radar SDK and instantly start setting up geofences, tracking entry and exit events, and ultimately using that data to create a better experience for end-user.
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Even then, both the "end user" devices and the wireless routers serving up the connectivity will have to be using Wi-Fi 2400 in order for people to experience the enhancements therein.
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"[Games as a service came out and] removed that barrier upfront for people to try a game, and provided a business model where the end user and developers are aligned," said Merrill.
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Chinas fuel distributors and consumers have most likely taken advantage of lower prices to boost the amount of products held at fuel depots and in end-user tanks before prices rise again.
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The only way to report on something as powerful as technology is to take a critical look, not at its superficial utility, but at its relationship with the end user and everyone else.
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The logo renewal rate for their 3,000+ enterprise customers is more than 95% and net revenue retention is more than 130% annually, because end user seat growth more than outstrips any customer losses.
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"In the fourth quarter, we now expect end-user demand to be flat and dealers to make further inventory reductions due to global economic uncertainty," said Caterpillar Chief Executive Officer CEO Jim Umpleby.
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On the conference call, Caterpillar executives specifically cited reduced dealer inventory "due to uncertainty in the global economy resulting from trade tensions and other factors," and also that end user demand was flat.
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As an end-user looking to save money, these changes mean it may be worth toggling off your subscriptions from time to time to see if you're offered a better deal to resubscribe.
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The changes, which are being introduced on stage at the Google I/O developer conference today, are yet another example of this year's theme of bringing A.I. technology closer to the end user.
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A tiny bug in Cloudflare's code has led an unknown quantity of data—including…Read more ReadHowever, this is where Prince claims there's a bit of a bright side for the end user.
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The technology industry needs to think more seriously about device addiction Mobile programmers have the ability to build software that provides deep layers of penetration to the end user through sophisticated targeted notifications.
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What's more, when you update that code, it can be implemented almost instantly without requiring an app update by the end user or by the developer uploading their changes to their cloud provider.
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I believe that the biggest winners in this category will be those that drive new and better end-user experiences, often (but not always) outside of the traditional care distribution and reimbursement universe.
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Companies that build a skill set across food quality, end user products and operations/quality control — while also focusing on a positive value cycle — have a chance to become a true consumer staple.
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"When you're shooting under the water, you're relying on the dive teams to propel themselves through the water [while] keeping [the cameras] stable and maintaining that experience for the end user," he explained.
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Tele2 forecast 2016 mobile end-user service revenue growth, which excludes equipment sales, of mid-single digits and EBITDA earnings of 4.6 to 5.0 billion crowns on sales of 26 to 27 billion.
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Luxury, as I define it, is an object or experience that has been so strenuously considered by its creators that the end user never has to think about or second guess those decisions.
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Burke said a new function in Android O allows the operating system to limit what sorts of things applications can do in the background, resulting in battery life savings for the end user.
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This could lead to tighter oversight of some bodies including SWIFT, whose lead overseer the National Bank of Belgium previously approved of an approach that put relatively little focus on end-user security.
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Until this new project is completed, the algorithm designer and end user can only tell whether the prediction is directionally correct — that is, whether the project is falling behind or costs are higher.
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"I think people are still trying to figure out what we could make for a mass consumer market that's affordable, that really resonates with the end user, but is also useful," Cheng explained.
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The network had done this by using front companies in third countries to obtain sensitive goods used in the production of ballistic missiles, disguising the end user of the goods, the statement said.
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"All contracts were signed at $103 per tonne last week after producers made a compromise to come down as there were no feeling of supply tightness," another source at an end-user said.
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Comparing iOS and Android Overall, devices running the most recent versions of iOS and Android are comparably protected against offline attacks, when configured correctly by both the phone manufacturer and the end user.
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Signadot: Signadot is monitoring and management software for the microservices that modern startups rely on to power their own applications and services, hopefully flagging issues before they become apparent to the end user.
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"We do not necessarily know the motivation for borrowing, or who the end user is, but are aware that tax considerations are one of several drivers for pricing these transaction," the spokesman said.
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In this new reality, end users are forced to agree to "take it or leave it" end user license agreements (EULAs), in which the licensor can change its terms of service without notice.
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A particular bane is the End User Licence Agreement (EULA) employed extensively by the software industry, under which buyers are sold only a licence to use the product, and have no claim on ownership.
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"[The Joint Fire Science Program has] done this fabulous job of talking science and taking it to the end-user," said Matthew Davies, a soil, vegetation, and fire researcher at the Ohio State University.
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Mapping with 2D LiDAR versus 3D cameras Mapping with 2D LiDAR versus 3D cameras But to the end user, the Canvas cart is nothing more than metal on wheels controlled by a web app.
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"With Sign in with Slack, you can whitelist an entire Slack team as a group of new users, which eases billing and IT administration and improves end-user experience," Slack wrote in its announcement.
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A spokeswoman for the company said its core technology is a portfolio of heartbeat algorithms that it's licensing into "a number of end-user applications", focused on powering the next generation of ID authentication.
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In recent years, manufacturers have tried to use End User License Agreements, software locks, copyright law, proprietary screws, and illegal warranty-void-if-removed stickers to keep consumers from tinkering and repairing their gadgets.
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If the idea of autonomous vehicles were to become widely adopted, the end user will eventually need to view travel and car ownership as separate concepts, a concept highlighted in Elon Musk's master plan.
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Besi, which supplies chipmakers with semiconductor assembly equipment, reported a drop of 27.6 percent in third-quarter revenue as lower shipments for mobile applications were partially offset by growth in automotive end-user markets.
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The vote in the former British colony, where ivory has traded for more than 150 years, came a month after China, the world's largest importer and end user of elephant tusks, banned their sale.
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"It would be extraordinary if such a large jump did not affect demand growth, especially as end-user subsidies have been reduced or cut in several emerging economies in recent years," the IEA said.
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The changes are about giving users more control over the file systems on their device — it's something the company has tended to hide away from the end user, ostensibly to give a simpler experience.
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The company may be getting to a point where the abundance of options are honestly a bit confusing for the end user, but it's nice to see Sinemia continuing to experiment with different models.
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Tehran no longer reports its production figures to OPEC and there is no definitive information on exports since it can be difficult to tell if a vessel has sailed to a specific end-user.
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To make a Stories feature compelling on Twitter, the lineup of Fleets will have to be highly personalized to the end user, perhaps by allowing users to designate their "close friends" at some point.
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However, Google's larger goal with Gboard is to make it compelling enough for users to keep it installed, giving the company a way to bring Google's properties, like Search, directly to the end-user.
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Two of four cargoes recently sold by Russia's Sakhalin II plant fetched a price in the high $5 per mmBtu range - reflecting end-user demand, one trader source said, citing it as above-market.
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That's been well demonstrated by YouTube's $100 million Content ID system, which is routinely abused by copyright holders and frequently results in legitimate content being taken offline with little recourse for the end user.
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If a price increase is passed down the line to the end user, it's also unclear how much more consumers are willing to pay before they stop buying instruments and demand drops off, Maltzman said.
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Jacques said that escalating tariffs have had "no impact for us in terms of profitability" — as the increase in levies have been borne by the end user, such as Americans buying cares, bikes and iPhones.
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Startups operating in the health and life sciences space — where innovations may take years to see the light of day — commonly require support navigating a heightened regulatory environment and evolving end-user or beneficiary expectations.
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It's already common for companies to try to use "Terms of Service" or "End-User License Agreements" to restrict these kinds of activities, but they've had mixed results trying to enforce them in the courts.
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Engineering for many organizations — perhaps despite the intentions of management — ends up being more like a deli counter or an I Love Lucy skit rather than a thoughtful prioritization of tasks for the end user.
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"In common with all satellite operators, Avanti does not maintain identity or accurate location detail on end user customers," a company spokesman said, adding the firm complied with all laws and regulations where it operates.
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Creating a start-up isn't easy but as BuzzGroup's development shows by focusing on the idea, end user, clients and using the available help out there, it is possible to get to the launch pad.
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No. When you sign an End User License Agreement (EULA) upon purchase or download of software, does it protect the software manufacturers from any legal action against the company for its defect, known vulnerability code?
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"Shell doesn't want to be exposed so they've been covering their positions, but I'm not sure that deal activity is reflecting end-user demand, which is a more sustainable price indicator," a trading source said.
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Legal specialists say the EU sanctions only explicitly prohibit the export of jet fuel to Syria although a sale to any buyer or end user who is designated would be a breach of the regulations.
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Founders of the new wave of self-learning software companies are coming from outside the arena of traditional enterprise software — machine learning and end-user experience with these applications are part of their startup DNA.
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One promising solution is to build a cloud-based network that would transmit the raw weather data from satellites directly to any Internet-connected device, without the end user requiring another satellite to receive it.
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Herschmann&aposs group is made up of everything from designers developing what is actually seen on screen to researchers working to better understand the end user of the product and what they are looking for.
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Regarding the concerns around personal information required, Mio only requests information that is used in our algorithms – the core part of how we set heart rate zones and supply accurate workout data to the end user.
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However, items that aren't available (either because they're too old or too new, as with red carpet looks) can still be identified by the tech, which will offer up a similar item to the end-user.
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However, along with the Railsbank CEO's insistence internally that its API should be considered its UX — since developers are the startup's end user — the secret sauce is that compliance has been baked in from the start.
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First-quarter sales were lifted by large orders from end-user manufacturers of consumer electronic products in the Asia Pacific region, the company said, adding that sales failed to get a similar boost this time around.
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The system should be easy for the end user to understand, should proactively rate new gadgets and apps as they are introduced, and these ratings should be prominently displayed on the app stores and product packages.
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Because Homeland Security raids repair shops on claims of counterfeit repair part importation and most devices are locked down, protected with end-user licenses, and are generally impossible to repair without help and, of course, authorization.
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So if you can create a terrific experience that can be brought into the customer's living room, then you'll be able to start to bring the experience you want to the end user where they are.
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In conversations with bitcoin entrepreneurs and investors and consultants, there was often a lack of knowledge or even interest in how the jobs were being done today or what the value to the end user was.
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Not only are more viewers than ever watching television via the web and other devices, the networks' themselves are making it easier for viewers to find the game, no matter what platform the end user prefers.
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In recent years, manufacturers from an array of industries have used End User License Agreements to restrict repair options to "authorized" repair centers, which are either owned by or pay a licensing fee to manufacturers themselves.
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"We started solving the problem from the end-user perspective, the contributor, like an engineer or a designer and starting to address things that are important for them, can help them and their teams," Saarinen said.
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Whether you're purchasing a digital or physical copy of a game, these days you often cannot start playing unless you agree to the thousands of confusing words that make up the End User Licensing Agreement (EULA).
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"The expensive high-profile cars that had to sell, almost all sold, and less-expensive, well-presented cars that carried a realistic reserve sold for market-correct numbers to enthusiast, end-user owners," Mr. Ingram said.
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Developers will get an early preview of this Fluid Framework to build apps and services that utilize it, and Microsoft is also opening up a public preview of Fluid to show off the end user experience.
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Some themes we're especially excited about include data convergence and the refining and usage of data (think applications of machine learning, for example), the future of work, financial services infrastructure, end-user empowerment and sustainable business.
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" A spokesperson from Clicktale said in an email that the company "takes both customer and end-user privacy extremely seriously, using multiple layers of security and technologies to ensure that data is kept private and secure.
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Facebook said that despite learning of the bug in September, we are only just learning of this most recent incident because an investigation into who it affected on both the end user and developer side was ongoing.
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And in a "well-designed peer to peer system," Revere said, there are reduced costs for the end user as a result of not paying intermediaries to keep your data safe and coordinate all of the transactions.
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I recently read The End of Ownership, a new book about how companies are using contract law, Digital Rights Management, and End User License Agreements to strip away the very concept of "owning" the things we buy.
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This is because, as a "stuck in the middle wholesaler," Turner for the most part lacks customer relationships, which supply critical data concerning consumer preferences —data that can be used to tailor advertisements to the end user.
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We basically expose the full value of a relational database like Postgres to the end user, but we also give them something equally but more important: the interface on the top that makes the data immediately visible.
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AI systems are extracting surplus value from all kinds of human activities — right down to human emotions and facial expressions — and the costs are often obscured from the end-user and take years to be fully understood.
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A French diplomatic source said Paris applied export controls vetting deals on a case-by-case analysis that takes into consideration, among other things, the nature of the materials, the end user, human rights and regional situation.
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Of course, the mood playlists that people are listening to on Spotify aren't there to encourage people to shop (In fact, it's technically a violation of the services end-user agreement for companies to play them publicly).
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The GDPR portion, which takes effect Friday in the UK, not only attempts to ensure that data collection and sales are more transparent to the end user, but that users have greater control over their own data.
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A supplier who worked with a company on the U.S. "specially designated nationals" list said a supplier and a client could circumvent restrictions by registering Microsoft products to a subsidiary or parent company of the end user.
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Some of the metal leaving LME warehouses may well have gone to meet end-user demand but there is a robust analysts' consensus that some of it has simply been moved to statistically opaque off-market storage.
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They also are showing the potential of the "consumerization of IT" movement by proving that the voice of the end user (in this case, teachers) is becoming more and more influential when determining where budgets get allocated.
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The tech giant goes on to sell that rackspace, and the end user pays a tax on the price of the computing minus the tax on the server and the power, so as to avoid double taxation.
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Blending effects drawn from a bank of over 200 different haptic "events"—pre-programmed combinations of values that produced specific actions—allowed the programmers to ensure that each scene provided the end user with a unique experience.
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The F-16s are made by Lockheed Martin and, under an end-user agreement, the United States required the host country to allow for regular inspections to ensure they were accounted for and protected, Foreign Policy said.
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Why it's hot: "While perhaps not en vogue to pick a brand with zero venture funding, Fridababy has taken on a high passion category where brands have not built a relationship with their end-user," said Duda.
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A source at another fabricator said all the deals were signed at $118 a tonne while another source at an end-user said his company has agreed with all of the suppliers to pay $119 a tonne.
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The term "last mile," also sometimes referred to as the "local loop," refers to the final bit of the network chain that physically reaches the end user — the wire that ultimately connects your home to the internet.
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It's about setting up systems in such a way that you have safety built into the structure of the service, regardless of how much or how little the end user is willing to participate in those safety mechanisms.
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One of the biggest dangers is that a government that controls an Internet service provider can redirect users to fake versions of sites, such as Wikipedia, to spread propaganda and the end-user would never know the difference.
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So take the consumer/end-user out of it, how do we become more efficient as a business in the technology space, such that we can replace aging systems that cost a tremendous amount of money to maintain.
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The U.N. report questioned why an end-user certificate from Djibouti cleared the transfer of up to 80,000 pistols to the Ministry of Defense, when the country's armed forces consist of just 16,000 active personnel and 9,500 reservists.
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While it has a bigger end user base for smart speaker voice apps thanks to Echo's popularity, the apps have so far been somewhat difficult to monetize, despite Amazon's more recent support for in-app purchases and subscriptions.
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On the end-user side, we need to get businesses into the habit of connecting their code to SingularityNet APIs rather than Amazon's APIs or startups which have a nasty habit of disappearing when the startup gets bought.
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While there is interest among LNG producers and trading houses to help develop import facilities in emerging Asian buyers, the interest often stops at the terminal, and developing the actual end-user infrastructure is left to domestic operators.
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In addition, the change affected those "Featured" apps on the start page – which again serves to make the App Store feel more personalized to the end user as it won't show you app suggestions for those you've installed.
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The ENVG-B has the ability to connect to the Android Tactical Assault Kit (ATAK) software on the Samsung Nett Warrior end-user device carried by soldiers for augmented reality capabilities aimed at providing better squad-level performance.
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So it's a really B2B2C model where we partner and form a joint venture or we supply to a developer and they turn it out to the end user, and so far the sales have been super robust.
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Fitch believes that the proportion of property sales in Vietnam that is driven by investor demand rather than end-user demand is higher than for Indonesia and China, which can result in higher sales volatility during economic downturns.
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But for now it's working to ensure that the payments go through proper local transaction providers and the end-user is just seeing a value transfer in U.S. dollars and keeping the whole process as simple as possible.
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Of course that's not what the current privacy policy states: And if the current privacy policy is little more than an incorrect placeholder, how exactly is an end user supposed to know what data actually is being collected?
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In fact, the company's a little cagey on the subject — even recently taking to Twitter to brag that it didn't submit for an IP rating, in order to lower the cost of the devices for the end user.
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Further, the technology of digital distribution means not a single drop of ink or tape need be "spilled" during the entire process from creation to eventual consumption by the end user — cutting out the corporate middlemen almost completely.
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"The Department (of State) intends to implement a robust monitoring and verification mechanism to ensure accountability, including through the use of third-party monitors to conduct physical site inspections to confirm end-user receipt and use," she said.
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It has, in essence, bet on its own strength in software, and the logical endpoint of that race to the bottom: that the end user doesn't care what's under the hood, as long as it can deliver results.
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With Xively they are getting a tool that enables device designers to build connectivity directly into the design process while providing a cloud-mobile connection between the end user app and the connected thing, whatever that happens to be.
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The government also declined to comment on whether the US violated the terms of its end-user certificate and, by extension, failed to comply with the United Nations Arms Trade Treaty, of which it is one of 130 signatories.
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And for the end user, it simplifies the process of testing apps and giving feedback — something in the past they may have neglected to do since it may have required filling out a form or emailing the developer directly.
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The Strava heat maps debacle is seen by others as another prime example of a fast-and-loose approach to privacy in Silicon Valley, in which growing user bases and monetizing products supersedes the rights of the end user.
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And I think we're still getting feedback from publishers and adapting over time, but I think we've managed to do this in a way where it's better for the end user experience but also works for a publisher's business.
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The back ends of these systems are not always apparent to the end user — but, as the integration of smart-city technology becomes more visible in our everyday lives, we will continue to see positive changes in our cities.
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Potential difficulties in implementing the changes lie in how the company will differentiate between different classes of buyers: those who buy for personal use, or to distribute; and how to define what constitutes a "legitimate end-user," FitzPatrick said.
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The five technical challenges Cerebras overcame in building the first trillion-transistor chip Today, the company announced the launch of its end-user compute product, the Cerebras CS-21, and also announced its first customer of Argonne National Laboratory.
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Whether it's HBO or Turner or CNN or any other assets, over time you have to have direct relationship with the consumer where you can gauge how many minutes, or how many hours, you're getting with that end user.
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"End-user demand markets like Bengaluru and Chennai along with their lower floor prices are likely to see better growth with demand continuing to remain healthy backed by job creation," said Rohan Sharma, head of research at Cushman Wakefield.
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"You're talking about leveraging existing data and making it deliverable to the end user, stopping patterns at 20 hits before they become 40 hits, analyzing subpoena data en masse," said Chief Shea, whose office conceived of the new positions.
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" In comparing the Microsoft of today to the company Gates led in the 1970s, Nadella highlighted the current focus on artificial intelligence, distributed computing and "completely different ways to think about even end-user computing with things like HoloLens.
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A new study has once again found that most "internet of things" (IOT) devices routinely deliver an ocean of sensitive data to partners around the world, frequently without making these data transfers secure or transparent to the end user.
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Although CDSClear has had the technical capabilities to offer clearing to buyside clients for some time, the launch reflects growing demand as end-user firms seek enhanced counterparty risk management and improved capital and operational efficiencies amid a tightening regulatory environment.
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Android has a more secure default for online attacks at start-up Overall, devices running the most recent versions of iOS and Android are comparably protected against offline attacks, when configured correctly by both the phone manufacturer and the end user.
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New systems, like Dwolla, Stripe and others, have made it faster to access, given it greater functionality and simplified end-user experiences, helping developers and businesses leverage the network and its ubiquitous low-cost payments in ways never before possible.
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Solomon Hykes, Docker's founder and CTO, says a foundational principle of the company has always been about putting the end user first and the plumbing second, and this moves a critical piece of the plumbing into the open source community.
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Firstly, in the End User License Agreement (EULA) by being transparent in telling people how their data is being managed and by allowing people to set a slider between privacy and publicity: they pay for privacy and are paid for publicity.
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If you back founders that intuitively understand that end user, the people buying or who are the most active on social media, the influencers, there is probably a competitive advantage, especially since the majority of VCs just aren't getting it.
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" In this case, Banon said he's become convinced that Elastic needed to provide more "end-to-end user experiences," and when it comes to site search, Swiftype has "created what I would say is the best user experience out there.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's crushing margins for soybeans fell to nine-month lows this week as soymeal stocks rose to their highest since mid-2012 amid sluggish end-user demand, pulling prices for the livestock feed to their lowest in a year.
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We started with the goats, we went direct to the end user, that then lead to our milk processing plant, which led into doing hogs, which led into doing beef, and kind of our four main products we do today.
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This means that any clients can access it remotely from anywhere, as you would with hotmail or similar cloud computing based services that are not reliant upon expensive to install 'on premise' technology or software owned by the end user.
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Apple, in typical fashion, isn't commenting on the announcement, but the CNCF notes that end-user memberships are meant for organizations that are "heavy users of open source cloud native technologies" and that are looking to give back to the community.
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That policy, in turn, states that McAfee and Verizon have the right to collect an ocean of data on the end user, including carrier data, Bluetooth device IDs, mobile device ID, mobile advertising identifiers, MAC address, IMEI data, and more.
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The Mail app is the best approximation; I don't use the default Mail app on my own iPhone, but the setup process and functionality seem from an end-user point-of-view as basically the same as the real thing.
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Young, who formerly ran end-user computing for VMware, said that one of McAfee's latest challenges has been in the area of ransomware, a type of cyberattack that holds the victim's information hostage until a sum of money is paid.
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Thankfully that changed this past week after Apple introduced a new version of the iMac, the elegantly named 21.5-inch iMac with Retina 4K display, that does allow for end user RAM upgrades, even if Apple itself doesn't recommend doing so.
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No one is arguing that benefit, but the trouble Google has run into is with Android's "back" function and figuring out the best way of preserving it with gestures — and making that solution feel second nature to the end user.
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Rather than "drift," I think of the mind-state of composition, only partially achievable as an end-user of the poem, as being inside the mind-state of the particular poem, which is a state of willed or controlled subconscious dwelling.
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Excluding the adjustment, mobile end-user service revenue was up 1.5 percent thanks to continued growth within consumer postpaid and B73B large enterprises* CEO tells Reuters still sees 2-3 pct mobile end-user service revenue growth in Sweden as sustainable, gives no forecast for when it will get back to that range* Reuters poll: Tele2 Q2 EBITDA was seen at 1,108 mln SEK, sales at 6,577 mln* Says customer customer net intake in the Netherlands in Q2 amounted to 57,000 (7,000) customers Consensus figures: Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage: (Reporting by Sven Nordenstam and Olof Swahnberg, editing by Mia Shanley)
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That way people accessing any exposed data can't tell precisely where an individual map file refers to (the end user encrypts it, the platform doesn't need the keys), and even if they did, the data describing the location in detail can't be interpreted.
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The CBO believes, despite the fact that Medicaid is free to the end user effectively, there are 5 million people who will refuse to sign up, who will drop out of the program, because there's no fine prodding them to enroll in Medicaid.
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"[The founders] had the brilliant idea of using microservices and APIs to build more flexible, dynamic websites; deploying to the edge to create a more high-performance end-user experience; and integrating with Github to easily create and manage the application," Levine said.
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The massive shift to SaaS can be viewed from the technology lens of multitenancy and serverless but at the core of the move to SaaS is the ability for the end user or line of business to directly buy the apps it needs.
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STEADY GROWTH OUTLOOK WITH PROFITABILITY ENHANCEMENTS EXPECTED Fitch expects Agilent to achieve low- to mid-single-digit organic growth in each of its key business areas, benefitting from favorable secular and demographic trends that should increase end-user demand, particularly in emerging markets.
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Here's a thing I wrote for a launch announcement back in December, According to Google, that comes with all sorts of benefits for the end user, including 30 percent faster startup time and an optimization of storage space, by up to 2x.
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At the same time, we have also updated and strengthened our server-to-end-user software architecture to prevent similar attacks from happening in the futureASUS also released an online diagnostic tool which it says can be used to check for affected systems.
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Machine learning is the backbone behind Pluto's ability to ingest large quantities of unstructured data, but the end user isn't forced to get into the weeds of individual models to gain a better understanding of how plant assets are working in consonance.
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A source at another fabricator said all the deals were signed at $23 or $95 a tonne while another source at an end-user said his company has agreed with all of the suppliers to pay between $94 and $95 a tonne.
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EMERGING MARKETS DRIVE FAVORABLE GROWTH OUTLOOK Fitch expects Agilent to achieve low to mid-single digit organic growth in each of its key business areas, benefitting from positive secular and demographic trends that should increase end user demand, particularly in emerging markets.
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Deep tech — the generic term for technologies not focused on end-user services that includes artificial intelligence, robotics, blockchain, advanced material science, photonics and electronics, biotech and quantum computing — has been an identified category for investment as long as the tech industry itself.
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"We listened and took note of the features the community truly wants, such as privacy switches for the camera, microphone and radios; modern IO interfaces; no excessive branding; end-user repairability, and we tried to deliver the best laptop we can," he explained.
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We needed to develop new ways of interacting with the game that required more actions (button pressing, etc.) from the end user and things to make them constantly focus constantly on the game while playing it, which led to some major design changes.
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Unmistakably distinct from neighboring structures, the building serves as an architectural inspiration to the area, while the design itself draws inspiration from its adjacent context - citing both the inherent industrial and nautical overtones of the location and the heavy civil roots of the end-user.
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The SPLT acquisition is a cornerstone piece of its new focus on mobility services, with the aim of offering everything from shared rides in cars to company buses on the same, easy to use platform with end user smartphone apps and easy ride booking.
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" The reality is that it typically end in a conversation with the end user consisting of "yes, I have been backing up my entire hard drive to dropbox for the last 2 weeks" or "You, um, weren't looking at which torrents I was seeding, right?
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"On completion of the deal, Together will operate throughout the value supply chain in the cannabis sector – from R&D of unique strains as IP, through cultivation, manufacturing products, marketing and distribution and on to reaching the end-user customer," said Together CEO Nissim Bracha.
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In the wake of ongoing backlash to the proposal, Chrome software security engineer Chris Palmer took to Twitter this week to claim the move was intended to help improve the end-user browsing experience, and paid enterprise users would be exempt from the changes.
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"Having a company with the experience and scale of Apple as an end-user member is a huge testament to the vitality of cloud native computing for the future of infrastructure and application development," said Chris Aniszczyk, CTO of the Cloud Native Computing Foundation.
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Stuck with the apparent requirements of reclassification on the termination service (detailed in our paper), the befuddled agency concluded that it "need not reach the regulatory classification" for terminating access because termination is, the agency asserted, merely a component of end-user broadband service.
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The researchers say they were motivated to hunt for more zero click vulnerabilities after a Whatsapp vulnerability recently highlighted how iPhone users could have spyware installed on their phones—and calls listened in on—without any indication whatsoever the end user had been compromised.
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One thing that I found really interesting about the communication style is how you run meetings is starting with the Y, and within the Y being the user experience, the end user experience and even user experience can kind of sound kind of abstract, right?
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This could involve not repairing something (like an iPhone) because doing so would void a warranty; repairs which require specialized tools, diagnostic equipment, data or schematics not reasonably available to consumers; or products that are deliberately designed to prevent an end user from fixing them.
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Microsoft is "one of the few that can really marry the two: cloud hosting and all this machine learning and artificial intelligence ... with comprehensive and end user-accessible technologies" for business customers, such as customer relationship management and supply chain management software, MacMillen said.
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As the Evernote saga recently showed, there are quite a few reasons for a privacy policy to exist, and one of those is that it helps the public know when the apps they use are breaking the contract between the company and the end user.
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ICU supporters—Katt Gu, a PhD student at the University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign and Suji Yan, CEO of tech company Dimension where Gu is lead counsel—crafted a license agreement that willing open source software developers can slip into their end-user license agreements (EULA).
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In the long run, it's not so much about beating Lazada's direct rivals or tapping into new growth markets outside of China; it's about securing access to a massive end user base in a market whose lack of commerce infrastructure is eerily similar to early days China.
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"Our latest China copper survey shows some positive signals for the copper market: End-user demand started to show clearer recovery from seasonal softness, fabricators plan to raise production rates and restock copper, and sentiment remains positive across the industry chain," Macquarie said in a note.
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More importantly, Bitcoin continues to technically iterate (although I've grown skeptical about Lightning, which it seems to me will always suffer from all the end-user inconveniences of prepaid credit cards, with few balancing advantages) and has hovered near or above $10,000 in value for months now.
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The Spaces feature presents itself simply to the end user, allowing them to see which items are work or personal thanks to badges shown next to the credentials, as well as a "Recent Items" view that lets them find their most-often used password more quickly.
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HoloLens in practice doesn't take up your whole field of view like you might imagine from this demo video, but it'd still be a very impressive use of Microsoft's first foray into end-user AR. Microsoft: Please help make this a real HoloLens consumer launch title.
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Thus, they are more likely to not just find a controllable path to scale, but to address a true end-user need rather than being distracted by early revenue that may appear to indicate "traction" but is actually serving an intermediary's need over the end user's.
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To facilitate this there needs to be a middle layer or conversational run-time between the various systems and data sets in an organization so an end user can quickly and easily do their job without having to open a new app or piece of software.
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Looking ahead, Ramji told me that he would like to see more end user-focused companies as foundation members going forward and he believes that it will be pivotal for Cloud Foundry to add service certifications, too, especially as the Cloud Foundry ecosystem continues to grow.
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When you are managing multiple devices that include Chrome OS along with others running Windows, OSX, iOS and Android, it suddenly gets a bit trickier to manage policy across all those OS types, says Sumit Dhawan, Senior VP and general manager for end user computing at VMware.
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At the time, the update's most immediate impact on the end user was the fact that it might free up some storage space — something that's obviously at much more of a premium on a mobile device than a PC. Here, the company is promising more stability.
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"It's clear that China is not bound by the same set of international standards — they don't have end-user agreements the way the U.S. does with its drone sales, so it looks much more like an arms bazaar when China is selling these things," Kreps said.
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But the real test here isn't for the drivers, or even the self-driving aspects of the self-driving cars used – it's all about the end user, and what they think of taking delivery of their piping hot pizza pies from something other than another person.
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"It reduces the costs of going solar dramatically for the end user and makes it easy for anyone in the world to own a solar cell anywhere in the world and, from it, make a steady source of sunlight-powered income," he said in a statement.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - China, the world's largest importer and end user of elephant ivory tusks, is shutting a third of its ivory factories and retail stores on Friday, the first major step ahead of a formal ban on ivory sales by the end of the year.
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They talk of value being shared among all users of the network, instead of accruing to a single company … but they tend to elide the fact that such a network would be slower, more complex, and harder to use, in exchange for very little end-user value.
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Blockchain-based micro transactions for digital content could enable industries delivering digital content such as the music industry to ensure digital rights management in a way that artists, labels and publishers are paid their fair share without bothering the end user through automatic usage-based subscription models.
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Gartner today published its latest forecasts for device sales — covering PCs, tablets, 'ultramobiles' and smartphones — and it predicts that while end-user sales overall will continue to grow to 2.4 billion units in 24, it will be at a snail's pace, up just 210% on 210.
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In an affidavit to the federal court obtained by VICE News, Reeves explains how he passed on the names of mercenaries working with Taylor, the details of arms routes to Liberia from other countries, photos from the rebels' territory, and end-user certificates for arms purchases.
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Why it will boom in 2020: "Robots have finally become commercially viable, however, each robot provider has their own set of standards and capabilities creating a barrier to end user adoption," says Wang, adding that this service "provides a bridge" that will help companies adopt robots faster.
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Crypto enthusiasts will no doubt take positives from Line's latest move — it is arguably the largest company to embrace crypto, in terms of end-user audience reach — but it remains to be seen whether Link and its dapps platform can help it crack its user growth and retention issues.
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A rise in floating storage is driven by a confluence of cheap shipping and oil prices that are depressed near-term but higher long-term (known as a contango market), thus rewarding arbitragers who hang on to the oil rather than sell it on to end-user refineries.
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Meaning, in digital health today, there are two avenues to put money to work: either (i) an investor/operator dedicates themselves to hanging out in CRISPR labs from Berkeley to Berlin; or, (ii) differentiation will come through a real focus on end-user needs or "patient-centric" health.
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This innovation is being spurred by the near-ubiquity of mobile devices that contain biometric sensors and embedded security hardware, creating new ways to deliver strong authentication – in many ways, with models that are both more secure and easier for the end-user, relative to "first generation" authentication technologies.
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If you attempt to log in on a spoofed website, the hackers will usually save your credentials and then direct you on to the genuine version—from an end-user point of view, it looks very much like you just got the login details wrong the first time around.
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After the system has a list of potential candidates, it ranks them and displays the results for the end user in the search interface, but a lot of work goes into that from the moment the user types the query until it displays a set of potential files.
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"Costco has changed the strategy with Kirkland, they lowered the end user price by another $200 for two instruments, so they are down now from $2,000 to $1,800 for two fully fitted instruments, and that's a brutal low price," said Sonova Chief Executive Officer Lukas Braunschweiler in an interview.
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In a discussion of the getting locked out of Google story on Hacker News, one commenter, WhyNotHugo, suggested emailing log-in links that bypassed the need for a password altogether: These are precisely the kinds of steps companies should be taking to remove the burden from the end user.
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The company has secretly collected highly sensitive data through the back doors of other apps, such as ovulation trackers, to target ads at users "even if no Facebook account is used to log in and if the end user isn't a Facebook member," The Wall Street Journal reported.
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Sisense, bringing in both sleek end user products but also a strong theme of harnessing the latest developments in areas like machine learning and AI to crunch the data and order it in the first place, represents a smaller and more fleet of foot alternative for its customers.
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This can be seen by looking at the gap between the spot price for cargoes delivered to China and the DCE price, the latter of which is driven by small investors and day traders who often respond differently than the end-user buyers and sellers that participate in the spot market.
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This industry video (which somehow avoids acknowledging that password managers exist), states Project Verify will improve security via evolved multi-factor authentication, while also providing greater convenience to the end user: Security experts don't believe the wireless industry has been proven to be trustworthy enough to handle such a responsibility.
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Simplicity alone isn't enough, however, and the PSVR manages the right balance between simple and powerful, giving an end-user experience that's as likely to wow the average person as is a high-end Vive or SteamVR game, but without the high-end technical requirements or comfort level with tech.
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"The producers claimed that the rise mainly reflected higher premiums in the U.S. market, but we think $135 is too high as we don't feel much supply tightness here," another source at an end-user said, adding that his company would aim for premiums at around $120-125 per ton.
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The quality score is exposed to the end user, but of course this is more than an exercise in just showing you which of your images are good: The app is a play to help users filter and select photographs for them to sell on the rapidly growing EyeEm Marketplace.
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Travel Photography: Landscapes, Aerials, and Skylines with Ian Shive — $3.99 with promo code PREZDAY60 See Details User Experience (UX) is the process of designing a product or service in a way that's specifically relevant to the end-user — and it's a high-paying job if you can develop those skills.
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End User License Agreements—the fine print you never read but always agree to whenever you download software, sign up for a subscription service, or buy a gadget—have been used to create a parallel legal system that gives companies carte blanche to force you into terms that you can't negotiate.
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Part of the problem for LNG producers is that they need to ensure demand-growth for their fuel, and I argued that moving downstream in customer countries by building, or partnering in, re-gasification terminals, pipelines and end-user applications such as industry and power generation was a sensible option.
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This major installation, composed of a massive wall of broken LCD TVs along with other works, references the idea that all technologies—including even the most common consumer electronics we use at home and in the workplace—are in effect "black boxes" whose contents are largely incomprehensible to the end user.
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While Google's entry into this arena has long been a whisper in the Valley, this is a stake in the ground for the company that it wants to own everything from the hardware all the way up to the end-user experience, passing through the development layer and others on the way there.
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According to Lord—and the LA county court records—the judge dismissed the case without prejudice, saying an arbitration clause buried in the Star Citizen end-user license agreement prevented Lord, or anyone, from taking RSI to court for a refund on a game that some backers think may never come out.
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" Based on its increasing market penetration, end-user growth and improving margin profile, driven by SG&A leverage and an increasing margin contribution from other services, Foresi tells investors, "We value SQ at a premium to its peer group for its well-above industry growth rates and potential for further margin expansion.
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" Apple has also set up a page warning about the problems jailbreaking can cause and noting that "unauthorized modification of iOS is a violation of the iOS end-user software license agreement and because of this, Apple may deny service for an iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch that has installed any unauthorized software.
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With the support of a projector (which will eventually be 3D capable), an Intel® RealSense™ camera, and some computational power, it provides the end-user with access to a mix of digital media or gaming using any generic surface, such as a table or wall, as both an input and output device.
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While individuals can often be the weak link by creating terrible passwords or succumbing to the most basic of phishing scams, there needs to be some checks and balances in place to provide better passwords, ensure the people are who they claim to be and remove some of the burden from the end user.
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The fog fix, the essence of a fog network, is that this fragmented data is at least in part maintained within a network that's local to end-user devices (whether it's an industrial control system or an iPad) rather than centralized cloud locations (a data center on the other side of the country, perhaps).
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"The latest report underscores the need for concrete answers to my initial inquiry, highlights the importance of preventing unauthorized access, unauthorized transfers, or other violations of end-user agreements by foreign governments, and raises legitimate questions about whether it is in America's interest to continue selling arms and other military hardware to the Saudi and UAE governments," wrote Warren.
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" The main idea with the API is to expose the password solution chosen by the end-user and its content to applications, which actually use the data stored, he added, "to make the password manager more proactive, and more transparent, which means it will be seamlessly available when you needed it, every time you need it.
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According to Soldier Systems, all agents across the service will be issued the latest generation of the insanely popular G19, outfitted with Glock's Modular Optical System (MOS), which allows the end user to easily outfit their pistol with a variety of 3rd party optical sights like Trijicon's RMR or SRO without having to heavily modify the slide.
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The End User License Agreements that come with essentially every piece of software; the terms of your broadband contract, which often includes provisions to allow for the sale of your data to advertisers; companies that use "Authorized Service Provider" programs to monopolize the repair market; the fine print in your credit card agreements or bank agreements.
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In 6.83, these requirements were "enhanced" to include a few other measures: any and all promotional rates, fees and surcharges, packet loss, data caps, "application-agnostic degradation of service to a particular end user" — for example, throttling your traffic after you hit a "soft" data cap or the like — and a few other odds and ends.
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Meanwhile, the fact that Greta is able to switch to browser-based P2P content delivery, without requiring the end user to explicitly download and install any extra software (presuming their browser supports webRTC), means that site and media streaming improvement can happen in regions where there might not be close proximity to existing CDN networks, such as in Africa or the Middle East.
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The myth of high-resolution audio has been dispelled several times over at this point; there's little end-user need for quality beyond what can be found on a standard CD. (This is true no matter what jack's being used.) There's also some irony to Sony's insistence that hi-res audio conversion represents a new frontier for the resurgent vinyl market.
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"While demand for commercial aircraft can go through peaks and troughs, the current addition of increased regulatory scrutiny has meant that some of the more widely sold platforms have had to undergo additional checks — leading to delays in some parts of the end-user market," Charles Forrester, a defense and aerospace industry analyst at IHS Jane's, told CNBC on Sunday.
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"As a result, MicroBilt was unaware that its terms of use were being violated by the rogue individual that submitted the request under false pretenses, does not approve of such use cases, and has a clear policy that such violations will result in loss of access to all MicroBilt services and termination of the requesting party's end-user agreement," Microbilt added.
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The term, which refers to storing and accessing data in three dimensions rather than on the surface of a material (optical storage), has long eluded commercialization, but could prove pivotal to the long-term vision of AR. "The utopian vision of the end user device is super-lightweight and does functionally no computing compared to where we currently are," Kuang says.
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And at 8D, "Poking around spoon and fork," I figured that SNOOPY, prying or "poking around," would do — but I had to mentally recognize a fork as a Y. 57A was of this ilk as well — "Are you dense?" anagrammed to END USER, which worked once you substituted the letters "r" and "u" for the first two words of the clue.
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