IBM also offered a deal on its DB2 database, pricing it so low that the combined purchase price and maintenance fees for DB2 were lower than what Microgeneral would have paid simply to keep maintaining the Oracle database software that it had previously installed.
IBM also offered a deal on its DB2 database, pricing it so low that the combined purchase price and maintenance fees for DB2 were lower than what Microgeneral would have paid simply to keep maintaining the Oracle database software it had previously installed.
The retailers' floor plans, shelf-layout files, dimension databases, prices, and product images can be used to construct three-dimensional models of the retail store for consumer research.
It is a more comprehensive and reliable global price database for price comparison (Li et al. [2013]).
The A.M.A.'s more detailed legal complaint also charges that the database dilutes prices in high-cost locations by combining them with low-cost areas, and includes prices that reflect in-network discounts.
It gives brokers and consumers access to a proprietary database of prices and products from more than 400 life insurance companies.
According to the Metal Pages database, cerium prices more than doubled to $4 a pound, or $8.80 a kilogram, in 2007 and have barely fallen since.
According to the Metal Pages database, cerium prices more than doubled to $4 a pound in 2007 and have barely fallen since.
Brazil caught world health authorities by surprise today by asking them to set up a database of prices of all anti-AIDS drugs, a move that would allow poor countries to shop for the best deal worldwide.
A week later, a conference of world health ministers asked the W.H.O. for a database of prices for all AIDS drugs on sale, even in countries that ignore American and European patents, and for help in rewriting their own patent laws so they can buy them legally.
