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And platforms like Ruby on Rails mean that services are easier to build, easier to deploy, easier to maintain.
Founded in 2004 by a team of Siebel Systems veterans, Birst has developed a set of products that aim to make analytics and reporting quicker to deploy, easier to use, and affordable for organizations of all sizes, from individuals to enterprise.
Small, agile, versatile and durable, jeeps were easy to deploy, easy to operate and easy to maintain, making them perhaps the Allies' most important battlefield equipment.
Given the fast technological development and expected penetration of smart TVs, the increase in broadband penetration and bandwidth, and support for an apps ecosystem, one can expect that in a few years' time this infrastructure will be found in many homes as a platform for deploying easy-to-use health services to homes.
Additionally, they now expect their enterprise software to be as quick to deploy and easy to scale as the underlying, often-virtualized commodity hardware.
Such a system would be harder to destroy and easier to deploy to hotspots, and easier to beef up in a crisis.
"It's also unobtrusive, and it helps to make E.V. charging easier to deploy and more widespread".
He visited South Ossetia and introduced a new law that makes it easier to deploy Russian forces outside the country.
Municipal wireless networks are cheaper to build than cable or fiber- optic networks and are easier to deploy.
Unfortunately, technologies for shooting down or disrupting satellites are cheaper and easier to deploy than those necessary to defend against attack.
