Second, access to databases should be limited and monitored.
Despite having access to databases with millions of résumés, some recruiters find general job boards inefficient.
Now, he said, they want access to databases and the ability to manage the online information.
The access to databases from Europol, the participation to Eurodac (European fingerprint database), the famous PNR (passenger names record) … all these are tools used under European law.
An increasing number of commercial sites, however, are charging for access to databases that they say are exclusive and will surely contain your relatives.
Unsurprisingly, since the players had access to databases, the game followed well-known paths for the first 13 moves.
NCs and PDAs will give their users access to databases and sophisticated Java-based business applications with a minimum of fuss.
Teachers now have access to databases of electronically submitted papers and can easily compare their own students' papers against a vast archive of sources.
The department is also in the middle of a pilot program that has provided wireless hand-held devices for about 150 officers, giving them access to databases including information on wanted suspects to national criminal and motor vehicle information.
Speaking on BBC Radio 4's Today programme, Wainwright said British police "see the benefits every day" of working with Europol, such as access to databases, and Dearlove's arguments "do not stand much scrutiny".
The latter will increase the efficiency and flexibility of its workforce by giving them an "office-in-a-pocket": that is, access to databases, interaction with peers and so on.
