Thomson Reuters will announce on Tuesday an ambitious new video-on-demand service for its financial services clients, with thousands of searchable videos and transcripts on a range of topics, hoping to become a one-stop source for business people.
But magnetic strips and wireless chips have revolutionized this little piece of plastic, turning it into a one-stop source for security and commerce (with expanded uses that have raised a few eyebrows).
Chris DeWolfe, chief executive of MySpace, a division of the News Corporation, described the new service as a one-stop source for all music, in all its various digital incarnations.
By becoming a one-stop source for expertise and research about their disease, these patient groups can use as little as a few million dollars in funding to shift the priorities of the drug industry.
The American Society for Microbiology's MicrobeWorld website (www.microbeworld.org) provides a one-stop source for news stories related to microorganisms.
We thought of this as a model that countries could use and adapt, customize in their own context, to set up more systematic record keeping and a one-stop source for analysis purposes.
Put this in your virtual shopping cart: a one-stop source where you can buy everything you need to run your small business, from paper clips to personnel.
It is envisaged that this paper will be a valuable one-stop source of information for researchers working in this topic.
And the benefits of the App Store are clear: it's an easy-to-use, one-stop source of safe, tested software.
As a "one stop" record of the multidisciplinary team plan.
