In collaboration with U.K.-based insurer Norwich Union, Big Blue recently began a pilot program for a pay system for car insurance based on the specific behavior of drivers, a method that measures risk beyond the traditional models of age and gender.
A little-noticed provision in Democrats' big reform bill would create a pilot program for "democracy vouchers" ― a proposal to provide every citizen with vouchers that can be used as small-dollar political donations.
Two years later a PepsiCo grant helped launch a pilot program.
All of these first-run shows are more of a pilot program than a new business plan; the focus is still on acquiring big-name movies and television shows to fill out its (oft-bemoaned) library.
The startup now has a $50,000 pilot program and a $21 million a year pilot customer with Twist Biosciences.
The new listing standards replace a pilot program administered by the Big Board that allowed companies to avoid a shareholder vote when equity compensation programs were made "broad-based" by including lower-level employees in the stock and option grants.
Mr. Landesman has put his stamp on the budget, cutting a program known as American Masterpieces (though sparing one of its most popular components, the Big Read) and devoting $5 million to a pilot program, Our Town, that will support the creation of local arts districts.
"Outlook.com Premium is currently a small pilot program.
A modest pilot program was put into effect in September 2007.
Introduced as a weekly pilot program, it may expand.
Starting with a four-year pilot program, Sandor has signed up 17 big companies, including Ford, DuPont and American Electric Power, as well as the city of Chicago and Tufts University.
