As customers turn to phone calls as a last resort to address more complex technical problems, KPIs related to the average time of a phone call are of lesser relevance.
It's "a lot more hassle" for tech giants to delve deeply into cars, which have more complex technical specifications than mobile devices and come with liability concerns and other restrictions, said Andy Gryc, conference director for the Connected Car Expo.
But these financial woes have also been caused by this sector's apparent difficulty in serving larger-enterprise customers that have more complex technical needs.
Many of the more complex technical challenges surrounding securing data have been addressed by the cybersecurity community, which can offer guidance and potential solutions (Bennett et al. 2010; Sorber et al. 2012).
The technical success rate for MRI-guided VAB was slightly lower than that for the stereotactically guided and ultrasound-guided procedures, most likely because more complex technical requirements and longer intervention periods are involved in the use of MRI-guided VAB.
Towards the end of the second sentence (4), she elaborates a more complex feature of the technical field, two sides to the Water Cycle.
Both Mr. Harbour and Mr. Rohde said a roaming ban had more political support than a new attempt to enforce network neutrality, a more complex subject in which the technical realities of managing overloaded telecom networks can conflict with free-speech guarantees.
Therefore, an initial assessment associated with a pilot study, such as the one described in this manuscript, can indicate the feasibility of an initiative, while a more complex evaluation strategy, including examination of technical issues, impact on practice, and cost, is more suitable for long term assessment.
Orthotopic injection of tumour cells into the caecal wall is a more complex procedure requiring a degree of skill and appropriate technical equipment.
