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CIOs also reported a growing fear of IP theft as a result of the global recession, as laid off employees carry proprietary data to sell to competitors or to offer to companies in a bid to make themselves more employable.

He envisions electronic postage meters that can be refilled by telephone instead of a trip to the post office, and digital postmarks that carry proprietary information about who receives what from whom (see box).

If you're up against a local national company and you're carrying proprietary information for your company and staying in a local hotel, you can expect that there will be aggressive efforts to gather your information.

Specialist trading firms would make a living by making markets for customers and would be free to carry out proprietary trading for their own account.

With the SPH-i325, you'll have to carry around the proprietary USB connector cable, the proprietary hands-free headset, and the proprietary AC adapter.

In the past, the data used by such industrial systems was mostly carried on proprietary networks that were often better insulated from the outside world.

In the past, the data used by such industrial systems was largely carried on proprietary networks that were often better insulated from the outside world.

The company already has a separate store known as 365 that carries its proprietary brand; another brand could be something Amazon adds to lower prices and "distance the chain from its 'Whole Paycheck' nickname," reported Reuters.

MicroCHIPS has also signed a deal with an undisclosed pharmaceutical company to develop chips carrying its proprietary drug; Santini hopes to have those chips ready for human trials in four to five years.

They carry, along with proprietary documents and complex computer files, the latest in personal electronic gear such as smartphones, laptops, and tablets.

Unlike many of the other startups looking to provide analysis of farmers' crops from above, Ceres Imaging isn't looking to stick their tech onto drones, instead opting for manned airplanes to carry the substantial proprietary equipment and gather the imagery data in a less automated capacity.