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As more and more momentum aligns behind standalone systems, the Supermedium browser exists as a bespoke solution for VR devices that is structured around VR controls in VR environments.

In its stead, ScopeAR currently uses Qualcomm's Vuforia framework for tracking a marker, with a bespoke solution for transmitting the video/audio/annotation data back and forth between the caller and the expert.

With Cortana Analytics, Microsoft also currently offers a more bespoke solution for enterprises that focuses less on the Cortana client and more on the machine learning and automation services that power Cortana.

"Where there's a will there's a way, and projects like the Northern Line extension and the Thames Tideway Tunnel have shown that London can create bespoke solutions for set projects," London First infrastructure director David Leam said.

Samsung, already a pro at smart TVs and Android, will likely release a bespoke solution crafted just for Samsung devices.

"We should use the imagination and ingenuity that our two countries and the EU have shown in the past, to craft a bespoke solution". The UK's preferred model for a post-Brexit deal is what Mr Davis has described as Canada plus, plus, plus - a reference to Canada's low-tariff free trade deal with the EU but with services included as well as goods.

The best approach is an unorthodox one, precisely because it will be a bespoke solution.

Mr Clegg also said Wales needed its own "bespoke" solution to address under-funding of the Welsh government.

Richard Collins, a divorce expert at Charles Russell, is wary of proposals for reform, particularly the use of formulas: "The unique feature of English and Welsh divorce law currently is that the court is able to apply fairness and reasonableness when it produces a bespoke, individual solution for each divorcing couple," he says.

After all, it is their entire life's work and they need to fully trust that they are being given access to bespoke solutions that work for their family across multiple jurisdictions.

By investing in a central ERP system that provides standardized business processes and capabilities to meet legal mandates, businesses can move away from ad-hoc or bespoke solutions that provide compliance for one specific country or a set of countries.