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The infrastructure, which would have been a cost-center, suddenly becomes part of the business model for the enterprise.

The U. S. needs to spend on long-term infrastructure projects to move the economy forward, he said.

So the company calls on a team of experts from Verizon Business to help design, build, manage, and improve its IT infrastructure.

P. V. Naik, head of the Indian Air Force, said the region's infrastructure was being overhauled to support modern weaponry.

He said he would balance the budget and invest in the city's infrastructure, all without raising property taxes or using one-off revenues.

Finally, better infrastructure: African road capacity is half that of Latin America and less than a third of Asia's.

One of the more common security systems used is PKI (Public Key Infrastructure), an encryption used for PDA and smart-phone security.

It was the taxpayer who decontaminated the land, paid for the transport infrastructure, and underwrote the new developments.

We urgently need new biotechnologies, a cure for AIDS and a cleaner energy infrastructure, to name just a few.

Zhu Min, Executive Vice President of the Bank of China, said the infrastructure construction plan can support next year's growth.

A spokeswoman for Australian operator Telstra Corp. said none of the company's undersea cable infrastructure was damaged.

Poor infrastructure is often cited as a barrier to using HE for development.

Whatever we do, we need the infrastructure in place to be able to utilize those vehicles, charge them up in a timely manner.

Separately, a senior Pakistani government official said the US had been told to remove infrastructure from the air base.

All that's needed is a representation of the data in a vector form that the Hadoop infrastructure can use.

The aforementioned distributed monitoring infrastructure has been used in an actual simulation platform.

The product itself has no hardware like a CPU or hard drive, this infrastructure is provided by the service provider.

World Bank research shows that the marginal productivity of infrastructure in most emerging markets exceeds that of other physical capital.

With our foot alreadyplantedwithintheASP infrastructure, weest out on behalf of BC to see if their data was at risk to another hosted bank.

Because so much of the infrastructure is provided by the base class, it is relatively easy to develop your own Windows Forms controls.

You can expect a competent vendor to understand your environment and be able to work with you to size each infrastructure layer.

Organizations and roles must be easy to administer and possibly rely on a Single Sign On infrastructure.

And there were the most sort of circuitous grand plans that had to do with long-term infrastructure and rebuilding the entire city.

With the WebSphere Commerce infrastructure, your site is ready to scale to millions of customers, serving them in sub-second response time.

The company enjoyed one big advantage over Bell's early operation. It already had a network infrastructure deployed across the country.

I wondered if Cody knew that I was just a poor struggling CIO trying to hold together an email infrastructure with duct tape and PVC pipe.

The money saved, he says, from naval vessels ceasing to plough the seas would be enough to build a civil infrastructure in Puntland.

Unfortunately, our position as the world leader in infrastructure has begun to erode after years of misdirected federal priorities.

It is just the sort of green infrastructure project that might be expected to delight environmentalists.

Countless bridges to nowhere were built, but all the spending on infrastructure failed to lift the nation out of its doldrums .

Now that your JMX infrastructure is ready to run, you finally have to create a view to see the data in your managed applications.

Western Canada's market has become extremely active, and frequent investments in energy and projects in infrastructure have given it a lift.

"It really bears of watching, " Dimon said. He said the U. S. needs to invest in infrastructure, including transportation and health care.

Well, a good deal of that money is found in its domestic infrastructure projects.

The Delegation wished to leave out scientific development and would limit its intervention to technological infrastructure.

The most recent infrastructure "report card" by the American Society of Civil Engineers contains nothing but Cs and Ds.

As IT infrastructure moves to the cloud, openness is not just a priority for source code but for standards and APIs as well.

The system is decoupled from the underlying infrastructure and therefore easy to get running within any IaaS layer.

Analysts said the economics of the online news business will not support the infrastructure or newsroom that the printed paper supports.

For banks with high infrastructure costs, says Sir John, it has always "been hard to make money out of small payments" .

One of the great unknowns about EVs is what sort of charging infrastructure will emerge.

What matters for the economy is how much higher infrastructure spendingwill be next year compared with actual spending in 2007 or 2008.

The heart of the problem is debt taken on by local government financing vehicles over two years of huge infrastructure investment.

The degradation of infrastructure, institutions and, most important, human capital, creates a desire to tune out of it all.

The comparatively lagging of rural infrastructure, in particular rural roads, is one of the common characteristics of the poor areas.

Much of that infrastructure is now considered essential to China's competitive advantage as a manufacturing exporter.

Vancouver missed out on the top spot because its infrastructure score had fallen due to periodic closures of a key motorway.

He said the growing number of civilian infrastructure that is being damaged and destroyed, including hospitals, also is alarming.

The advanced technology infrastructure in the US gives it a large advantage over emerging nations with lesser technological capacity.

A common deployment infrastructure reduces language choice to just a question of syntax and libraries.

With these tools, it can be easy to set up the basic infrastructure of a distributed data grid and perform grid computations.

Mr Obama wants to pump up to $775bn into the economy over the next two years through tax cuts and investment in public infrastructure.

As mentioned a moment ago, IaaS marks the shift from the paradigm of infrastructure as an asset to that of Infrastructure as a Service.

All the XML code points to this vendor's servers to provide information, sort of like a non-public PKI infrastructure.

Russia has nothing to do with the cyberattacks on the U. S. infrastructure, or on any infrastructure in any other country in the world.

London has an infrastructure that gives it a massive competitive advantage over other centres.

It would be a tragedy for big infrastructure companies to suffer when the developing world is crying out for infrastructure investment.

Consequently, the resulting Team Foundation security infrastructure is robust, secure, and easy to administer.

Let me introduce you to the Telescience Project and suggest how an infrastructure like this can guide developers to a more unified grid.

The code might have implemented its own threading, caching, connection pooling, or even (heaven forbid) security infrastructure.

But in the run-up to the mid-terms, the Democrats ought to have had one example of spending at its best: investment in infrastructure.

With so much growth over the past two years, the company has been forced to invest heavily in infrastructure.

The URL is the only key used to access a specific generated view in such a cache infrastructure.

In infrastructure construction, did not take seriously cherish land natural resources and environment of protective organisms' habits.

To that end, he said he and Mr. Obama discussed ways to improve infrastructure along the U. S. -Mexico border to facilitate bilateral trade.

The alliance said the strikes targeted command and control facilities as well as communications infrastructure.

Low labor costs and a large population, coupled with a rapidly improving infrastructure, seem to promise a bright future indeed.

One helpful way is to think of the national information infrastructure as a network of highways, much like the INTERSTATES of the 1950s.

Israel initially launched air strikes just over a week ago, pounding targets it said were linked to Hamas and its infrastructure in Gaza.

The immediate priority, he said, is to improve health and education systems and strengthen water and sanitation infrastructure.

The availability of the entire infrastructure is limited by that of the least available component.

Walmart HQ is no doubt enough to single-handedly drive a significant amount of infrastructure investment.

Thirty years of war have had a terrible effect on Afghanistan's agricultural infrastructure.

And, with a slim grip on power in Canberra, Australia's government mightn't welcome foreign ownership of a critical piece of infrastructure.

He said the accord would provide for $200 million a year over the next 25 years through investments in infrastructure projects in Libya.

One interesting example is called Hive, which is a data warehouse infrastructure with its own query language (called Hive QL).

It is all about on demand business; however, SOA is just a concept or blueprint for IT infrastructure.

Government spending, say on infrastructure, might have lasting benefits, but it has a long lead time and is often wasted.

In any real infrastructure architecture, it would be very unlikely that intermediaries existed at all the levels shown in the diagrams.

The money, the bank told him, would help finance two government highway and infrastructure projects.

At least some of the extra fiscal spending will go towards a number of new major infrastructure projects, including new airport terminals.

What the Python of a year ago sorely lacked was a sufficient programmatic infrastructure for sharing Python code.

He also said the transport and train infrastructure in Britain is among the best in the world. Infrastructure.

It has good infrastructure, mineral resources, fertile land, and a strong industrial base.

KA: It seems to me, among other things, a lovely piece of civic infrastructure.

He said it was up to the government to generate revenue from its natural resources and to use this to upgrade infrastructure.

Within a couple of years, the bank will be able to purchase infrastructure that implements the WS- standards.

Times are coming ahead where the economic infrastructure that you know today will collapse.

It also would allow the company to leverage its distributed-computing infrastructure to help clients slim down their internal data centers.

The footprint of a Service Oriented Architecture in terms of infrastructure, skills and organizational changes can be daunting.

It also would allow the company to leverage its distributed-computing infrastructure to help clients slim down their internal data centers.

The footprint of a Service Oriented Architecture in terms of infrastructure, skills and organizational changes can be daunting.

Also, after segmenting the workload, additional infrastructure might be required to balance physical workload among the segments.

Chinese officials say the infrastructure had to be built anyway and that spending was in line with that of previous host cities.

"As you know, the package will help fund infrastructure programs and other programs that are ready to go around the country, " he said.

There was also increasing focus on building effective infrastructure, he said.

There needs to be reconstruction of infrastructure if it has been damaged and that includes roads and public buildings.

An ICRC report said the territory's economy and infrastructure had collapsed since the Israeli military offensive in Gaza six months ago.

But in the long run, it's bad news as Coke will have to pay more to build out its own infrastructure in China, he said.

And if the president is like the CEO of a company, the provost is the CFO, worrying about budget, infrastructure and academic health.

And if the president is like the CEO of a company, the provost is the CFO, worrying about budget, infrastructure and academic health.

When the Spanish took Naples in 1503, they found it "a very rundown city whose whole infrastructure badly needed making over" .

In terms of cleaner infrastructure, "there's still going to be a gap, " he said.

Funds for infrastructure investment have been blocked by political opposition to privatisation, with which Mrs Gandhi has sometimes sided.

With this setup in place, you need to get a ITDS proxy server in place in between the existing infrastructure and the clients.

Also, we were going to a remote area of Mongolia and would be away from cell phone signals and wireless infrastructure much of the time.

In Senegal, a Chinese company cannot be awarded an infrastructure-related contract unless it has partnered with a Senegalese company.

Our infrastructure is ranked 23rd in the world, well behind that of every other major advanced economy.

To me that's off grounds. That demands a response. What other incentive could there be to map our infrastructure in the event of a crisis?

Over the next 22 years, it says, the region will need up to nine trillion dollars in new infrastructure to meet its energy needs.

Over the next 22 years, it says, the region will need up to nine trillion dollars in new infrastructure to meet its energy needs.

Within minutes you can quickly piece together an infrastructure that would potentially take weeks to put together in a real-world IT shop.

Mr Abdullah said the measures would be financed by a government austerity campaign and by delaying plans for some infrastructure projects.

At the end of the day, barriers must be removed, and mentoring groups, networks and a supportive infrastructure need to be put in place.

Built "green" back in the '80s, it had the ancient, makeshift infrastructure one would expect.

The company said the overall global infrastructure market is expected to decline by only 5% this year.

It calls methods of the profile service through the same infrastructure used to call any other Web service method.

Public spending on building and maintaining infrastructure also matters, though economists argue about how much.

Mr. Firestone agreed: "Anyone saying there is no infrastructure to support the growth in China is clearly in a state of denial, " he said.

Of course, the infrastructure supporting that free information is not free, and that's why once a year we ask for donations.

In a MANET, each network node operates as a router capable of forwarding traffic and forming a network free of any fixed infrastructure.

China, with an economy less than one-third the size of the U. S. economy, is spending about $1 trillion on upgrading its infrastructure.

For infrastructure projects like an Exchange migration, the sponsor might be the CIO or CFO.

Final project presentations take place in a public forum, and serve to inform future development of the information infrastructure.

President Obama said the nation can forge a better economic future if it unleashes workers on infrastructure projects.

If this is possible, the infrastructure team can place in the app. policy file the default permissions for all applications on that node.

It could be the critical bit of infrastructure between wireless communications in the body and the global internet.

It is ready to use Context3 to deploy the N-tier clustered application and my floating remote office infrastructure in a matter of minutes.

The conservative nature of the business means that Western &Southern needed the most secure and reliable infrastructure available.

His latest project is trying to devise a way to send high-definition television signals over a comparatively slow network infrastructure.

Whether or not the claim is proven, Google has the infrastructure to back it up, in theory at least.

Just as you prioritize the features that you support in your application, you should also prioritize the infrastructure.

Infrastructure, too, is under pressure, notably in India, where construction lags behind far behind that of the other Brics.

" If you think China will deliver on its announced infrastructure spending plans then material stocks should also do well , " he adds .

First, this paper explains the concept of urban public good, limiting it to the economic infrastructure of a city.

The Web services layer, with its OGSI extensions, provide a base infrastructure for the next layer - architected grid services.

Many small companies are taking advantage of the simplicity provided by moving their infrastructure into a cloud computing environment.

It has specialized in lending to domestic infrastructure projects and has been a pioneer in developing China's nascent bond markets.

And MIGA also stands ready to mitigate the risks that typically affect infrastructure investments.

In the same statement in which he unveiled the infrastructure plan, the British chancellor halved the tolls for crossing the Humber bridge.

You'll need at least 2 Mbps, and many parts of the U. S. infrastructure remain below that.

"We've failed to invest in the security of our digital infrastructure, " he said.

The President is committed to making sure that this infrastructure program is fully paid for, and free of earmarks.

No one seems to be thinking about the infrastructure in the area when they're building new developments, he says.

Funded by the U. S. government, infrastructure projects like this provide jobs and help localfarmers switch to crops other than poppies.

As a result, Fink manages a separate directory tree and provides the infrastructure to make it easy to use.

"It is not so much the destruction of physical infrastructure, but the scar recent events have had on the national psyche, " he says.

The authorities are trying to consolidate security with legality and infrastructure.

But that has an impact on margins, as building up in a region requires more investment on infrastructure and advertising.

But one-third was infrastructure, education and other spending that won't show up for many months, or even years. There's no doubt that Mr.

It should be clear that this "public" bureaucracy is making fistfuls of profits from taxpayer funded infrastructure.

Figure 2 shows how the general architecture could be mapped to robust, existing Java open-source infrastructure for this implementation.

Setting up a whole new infrastructure would be an expensive waste because bottles and cans are not the issue.

Macquarie had already established itself as a strong niche player in the US, particularly in infrastructure and real estate.

This entry, as shown in Listing 3, includes the underlying infrastructure requirements and the set of parameters to be configured.

"If the service is growing fast, maybe we can set up our own infrastructure, " Tan said. "The money is no big problem for us. "

Hopefully, among the various scenarios you'll recognize one as being a close fit with your infrastructure and your organizational needs.

Ericsson is also planning to ask the German court to halt sales of certain of ZTE's network infrastructure.

As much as I would like to see a redistribution of government expenditures toward infrastructure and education, the problem is we are broke.

Our entire manufactured infrastructure -- as an extension of our own bodies -- becomes part of a wider, global-scale life.

The joint venture, he said, could spend more than $5bn on ancillary infrastructure to run the Simandou mines in Guinea.

A fault handler is triggered when a fault is thrown by the runtime infrastructure, when a service is called, or when a throw activity runs.

Add these parts together, and you end up with a nimbler, more efficient version of traditional IT infrastructure known as the private cloud.

Mr. Prokhorov said he and his supporters have already built the infrastructure to collect those signatures.

A good infrastructure scheme has a long life. But a bad one can derail both the public finances and a country's development ambitions.

accordingly, full account of infrastructure construction, hole bridge with a trick of construction.

As an infrastructure industry, Telecom industry is always an important component of the national economy.

Much of the borrowing was used for investment projects, especially construction of infrastructure, during the past three years.

The computing infrastructure is far better prepared to manage data in the form of source code, or the HTML that underlies this Web page.

The ability to collaborate and share will be facilitated due to the very nature of shared infrastructure and common environment.

If none of these approaches are acceptable, you can apply application isolation hardening techniques to the infrastructure.

The oil and gas unit is part of the GE Energy Infrastructure segment, a business Immelt has said he wants to expand.

Our primary focus was to build capabilities and infrastructure, and to create a strong foundation for growth in the use of IT.

Even the group's hotels and shopping malls should be seen as "unregulated infrastructure" , he argues, stretching the point somewhat.

There's got to be market development, improved infrastructure.

This person also said the Tube tunnels were small, which would further complicate the task of putting network infrastructure into them.

The network connecting application systems with the mainframe is another important piece of the infrastructure that should be considered.

Multiple customers share the same infrastructure, but each others' cloud is secure and separated as though behind its own firewall.

Our question is, what can we do about this in terms of making this infrastructure more resilient?

Angola is trying to parlay its newfound oil wealth into Chinese-built infrastructure projects.

"We hope that Dahua company will invest in Vietnam to participate in infrastructure projects in Vietnam, " said the ambassador.

The benefit for signal booster can save lots of wiring costs and easy to build wireless infrastructure for home or business use.

Infrastructure investment has frequently been used by the government as an instrument to counteract sharp declines in exports.

And low prices have chilled investment in production and infrastructure, which will lead to a supply crunch once demand returns, he said.

Increasingly, XML faded into the infrastructure, usually meriting about as much concern and thought as the paint on the wall.

Consumers operating in the common SOA infrastructure would be able to use the standard --perhaps UDDI -- repository for all services.

But the formulas used to allocate the money shape infrastructure planning in a remarkably block-headed manner.

Often these companies produce a toolkit to allow developers to integrate their games with the sites specific value-add infrastructure.

Only you can make this call, as you know more about how your AIX and POWER infrastructure is configured (and why) than anyone else!

So far it has carried out a wide range of activities in 12 countries, including upgrading of infrastructure and training of staff.

Much of that transport infrastructure is anyway badly needed to meet the demands of Brazil's booming economy and expanding middle class.

But pollsters say the public tends to connect failing infrastructure with reports of corruption.

Much of the HBS infrastructure is set up to help those who are pursuing established career paths.

Business needs and infrastructure capabilities will combine to help shape the optimal tools deployment for a specific GDD environment.

The money could be used for vitally needed housing, infrastructure, health and education.

The size of Chinese economy dwarfed the investment on building venues and infrastructure for the 2008 Beijing Olympics, he said.

Human task history is not an audit mechanism like the Common Event Infrastructure though; its lifecycle is tied to the human task.

I love Remote Desktop because from my laptop or desktop system, I can connect to any of my PCs or servers in my infrastructure.

Maybe you are experiencing performance issues and would like an assessment of the design, infrastructure or implementation.

The planning of site engineering design and infrastructure did not run parallel with the reconstruction of houses.

The games can connect to any game server, as required by the infrastructure provider of a specific game.

It did not correlate with the quality of the infrastructure. It did not correlate with the poverty levels.

These problems are compounded by a severe lack of tourist infrastructure and the absence of any official tourist information.

The country produces about 100 kilograms of that a year, but is rapidly expanding its nuclear infrastructure with Chinese help.

The next step is to refactor the Airport infrastructure to take advantage of this new geocoding service.

As you cast it into different types, the remoting infrastructure keeps track of the most used type to avoid loading the type unnecessarily .

Add the need to easily and quickly input and update information, and you're looking at a complex piece of IT infrastructure.

An overarching concern is that in a time of crisisnetwork infrastructure might be seriously compromised.

Configure a basic structure for the Self Service Portal in the form of a business unit, infrastructure, service and service roles.

A few weeks ago, Google announced the beta launch of Caffeine, the company's next-generation search infrastructure.

EULAR assembles expert panels and uses a well established infrastructure that allows for much faster turnaround, he said.

Water distribution system is one major infrastructure of cities, and water network is an important part of the system.

Richards, the British chief of defense staff expanded from 16 to call for air strikes in Libya infrastructure.

It is possible for the WebSphere Application Server administrative infrastructure to manage Web servers.

With Stratos we do that for you independently of the underlying infrastructure cloud, and in a way much more tuned to the platform.

The glitch caused an 'unanticipated database issue within the BlackBerry infrastructure, ' the company said.

Rural infrastructure tends to be least developed in countries and regions with the highest levels of hunger.

They're apart of every web company's infrastructure, to be sure.

You get also less vendor dependencies: if you are wiring your infrastructure to a vendor protocol you are missing the point of SOA.

Core virtual images that can be automatically provisioned into a cloud infrastructure as a deployable runtime platform.

Strong growth is largely due to its liquefied natural gas (LNG) projects and an expansionary fiscal policy focused on infrastructure.

It is possible to radically reduce our impacts with true ecological design of urban infrastructure and appropriate control of developers.

It is not used by the notifications infrastructure, but it allows you to associate notifications with the application state.

Most of that money needs to go towards improving agricultural infrastructure, from production to storage and processing.

Barack Obama used a speech on Labour Day to call for an extra $50 billion in spending on infrastructure as a way to create jobs.

The remainder of this article focuses on how IBM enables you to deliver effective applications by utilizing a public cloud infrastructure.

When a service is invoked, the Web services infrastructure will attempt to discover a contract to apply to this invocation.

With demographics growing like that, construction is growing with infrastructure, like the building of tunnels and rapid transit.

We were also really, really disappointed when the infrastructure money included in the final package turned out to be peanuts.

Subsequently, in the recession, sales are down, but the real story is of a prolonged assault on the infrastructure of a time-hallowed trade.

You and I certainly spend enough time looking for infrastructure plays involving other countries.

He said: 'New infrastructure, office, retail and living space are required in the city but no empty plots are available.

But even though the U. S. is a mature, developed country, many economists believe it has shortchanged infrastructure investment for decades.

Certification authorities (CAs ) are the central component of the public key infrastructure ( PKI ) of an organization .

One of the biggest issues with hydrogen fuel cells, aside from the lack of fueling infrastructure, is the high cost of the technology.

There was a severe pressure due to the requisition of cultivated land for national infrastructure projects and large-scale enterprises.

Oceanwide agreed to chip in $275 million and pay some of the infrastructure costs in exchange for a prime piece of the land.

"This gives them opportunities inwireless infrastructure, enterprise networking and servers, " he said.

In other words, PaaS allows you to leverage the seemingly infinite compute resources of a cloud infrastructure.

A simple Exchange organization with multiple servers can also consist of a Microsoft infrastructure solution known as Centro.

But this infrastructure project, at least, is unlikely to be completed in time for the World Cup as originally planned.

The DLR provides the infrastructure on which a common set of dynamic tools can be built.

Now that people are once again earning, efforts have been stepped up to upgrade the damaged fisheries infrastructure.

Easy in the sense that it would not require extensive modification to the infrastructure or existing applications.

He said his country would like to enhance exchanges and cooperation with China in such areas as economy, trade, energy and infrastructure.

Major clients require a combination of good research, operational infrastructure and a tightly managed back office, she says.

In 1971, Bangladesh was an agricultural, aid-dependent nation with an exploding population and almost no infrastructure.

Do focus on your cabling infrastructure ensuring it's robust and flexible enough to evolve with the business .

Devcentral mentioned that the scale of the web applications today needs to be tested with a similarly scaling testing infrastructure.

But, it is possible for WebSphere Application Server to trust other components in your infrastructure to perform the authentication.