The phrase "advancing services" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the improvement or progression of services in a particular field or industry.
Example: "Our company is focused on advancing services to enhance customer satisfaction and streamline operations."
Alternatives: "improving services" or "enhancing services".
Additionally, geo-messaging like this would seem to blend well with quickly advancing services like Dodgeball, Twitter or Swarmteams as this technology has the potential to send out mass notices combined with private group messaging.
I'm concerned, because the committee has seen substantial evidence that too many of these grants are directed to advancing services rooted in unproven social theory and feel-good fads, rather than science.
Instead, we must be concerned with advancing service delivery and using collective bargaining to improve the departments in which we work.
Carriers see advanced services as "the silver bullet to ward off collapsing fees" from wireless voice communications, said David Readerman, a partner at Thomas Weisel Partners, a San Francisco investment firm.
EchoStar and Hughes say they need to combine, reaching 18 million viewers, to compete with cable operators and offer advanced services like high-speed Internet access.
"The telecommunications market in China holds enormous potential as the government and leading carriers like China Netcom commit to building networks that can deliver advanced services," said Andrew Feldman, Riverstone's vice president for corporate marketing and development.
Talking to suppliers and seeing competitors' offerings convinced him that Tel Italia needed to get advanced services to market faster.
Through IDR, Badawi intends to vault Malaysia from a middling manufacturing-based economy into the ranks of advanced services providers.
Sharing such information can be strategic, not only offering advanced services in Smart Cities, but also processing them for making correlations on data can be very complex.
Sprint PCS and Verizon Wireless, co-owned by Verizon Communications and Britain's Vodafone Group, are rolling out advanced services in America based on the same Qualcomm technology.
Accessing IN services from packet networks becomes an interesting challenge for transparently offering advanced services to end users, irrespective of the type of network they use.
