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The 363 component was originally designed to allow companies to sell off spoilable product, like fruit.
Vignette, which is based in Austin, Tex., sells a suite of applications called V/5, designed to allow companies to personalize individuals' interactions with their Web-based systems.
See articleIn an early test of its commitment to reform, the new Spanish government approved a set of changes to labour laws designed to allow companies both to employ workers more easily, but also to sack them.
Harness is designed to allow companies to move fast without breaking things, he said, a challenge that just about every company is facing right now.
Google recently launched a Maps Engine API that was designed to allow companies to import data and layer it on top of Google's own mapping layers.
Using a familiar Facebook look and feel, with APIs for querying and publishing threat data, the system is designed to allow companies to contribute information about common attacks, and thereby make it safer for the group.
President Obama's Affordable Care Act was designed to allow insurance companies to continue profiting from our health care system.
In making the announcement, Mr. Liguori said that "the separation is designed to allow each company to maximize its flexibility and competitiveness in a rapidly changing media environment".
People involved in the case said the government appeared to be trying to make its own determination of whether the Raptor transactions were simply designed to allow the company to hide losses from investors.
CROWN PACIFIC PARTNERS, Portland, Ore., a timberland owner that filed for bankruptcy on Monday, won a judge's approval of $40 million in financing designed to allow the company to pay suppliers as it restructures.
But in a particularly audacious tactic, which prosecutors said was designed to allow the company to keep collecting from consumers despite losing its ability to piggyback on Southwestern Bell's bills, USP&C began billing its victims directly, according to the indictment.
