It allows IT departments to deploy the apps using browser-based tools rather than hire developers.
This, combined with the universal USB 2.0 connection to the PC, makes it possible for corporate IT departments to deploy these universal docking stations to any worker with a Sony VAIO or any other brand of notebook.
If the flu outbreak becomes a large crisis, the city's health department plans to deploy its Medical Reserve Corps — a volunteer network of 8,700 physicians, pharmacists, dentists, nurses, nurse practitioners, mental health providers and other health professionals — who will report to hospitals, clinics and dispensing centers to supplement the existing staff.
CDC established Ebola Response Teams composed of CDC experts in infection control, clinical care, contact tracing, communications, environmental waste management, and other areas to support state and local health departments and to deploy to any hospital in the United States that has a patient under investigation for Ebola (35 ).
Device applications on the iPhone are managed via iTunes, which is not the most effective or efficient system for a corporate information technology department that needs to deploy technology to, and provide version control over, thousands of devices.
He said he would commit dozens of Newark employees – both police officers and under-utilized workers of the Neighborhood and Recreational Services department – to be deployed to schools based on their security needs.
Michelle Petrovich, a spokeswoman for the department, said that at the end of the period, the department would decide whether to deploy the technology, invest in new research and development or take some other path.
Those crimes are used in the department's CompStat system to deploy officers and are also reported to the Federal Bureau of Investigation.
They are upset that the department has been slow to deploy its political staff to regions outside Kabul.
Still, the LAPD insists the fear over drones is much ado about nothing, with a spokesperson telling the Los Angeles Times that if the department ever does decide to deploy them, it will only be for "narrow and prescribed uses".
The child of that union was Compstat, the now-ubiquitous methodology for gauging the efficacy of police departments and determining how best to deploy their resources.
