For Napster's parent, the software company Roxio, the deal represents a chance to capture clients it might keep after graduation.
He considers the prostitutes hotel guests and freelance agents who "capture clients" for the businesses as though they were marketing consultants.
A single, provider-accessible record may be one way to capture clients' health information over time.
The CFA did not capture clients' history or need for such services, and thus we cannot interpret observed changes in their provision.
Budgetary and logistical constraints did not allow us to better capture clients' perspectives, which could be done through exit interviews at the health facility.
In fact, many of the RIAs on this list are still benefitting from the turmoil on Wall Street by capturing client assets from troubled brokerage firms.
Capturing client and user requirements was undertaken in step with reviewing literature from both the security world and that of SCP/POP to seek and then combine principles and practices which would, suitably organised and formulated, meet those requirements.
The elements capturing respect for person's (confidentiality, dignity and autonomy) were more frequently identified as very important compared to the elements capturing client orientation (quality of basic amenities, prompt attention and choice of care providers).
The latter set of data could let the third-party decrypt previously captured client-server information and, as a result, decode not just passwords and logins but also the tax data that individuals provided to CRA".
Capturing clients' predicaments, one provider explained, "If I don't have a roof over my head, then I don't really care about finding my inner being, you know what I mean?" (Region F, Key Informant 3).
