Well, almost flawlessly, except for an 85-minute shutdown on June 8 caused by a failed software upgrade.
A failed software upgrade left investors unable to trade shares on the New York Stock Exchange for nearly an hour and a half yesterday morning.
D1 BUSINESS DAY C1-16 Boardoard Breakdown A failed software upgrade left investors unable to trade on the New York Stock Exchange for nearly 90 minutes.
Collins was the sensation of the Dolphins' training camp last season, but he was hampered by injuries and failed to upgrade Miami's feeble rushing attack.
Carriers failed to upgrade networks for faster Internet access in 2001 because of higher-than-expected costs for licenses and equipment, while phone makers did not understand the related technical challenges, IDC said, making it hard to predict growth.
PAGE A16 Software Woes Halt Trades A failed software upgrade left investors unable to trade shares on the New York Stock Exchange for at least an hour and a half, substantially cutting volume.
But Moss is taking the place of another potential free agent addition who could be a better fit still, so if he doesn't pan out, then they have failed to upgrade a costly weakness from last year.
It is in everyone's interest to invest in modernisation, but the airlines are wary: several times in recent history they have bought expensive kit only to find they cannot use it because controllers have failed to upgrade their equipment to match.These sorts of ambitious projects to introduce new technology, with countless participants, are prone to cock-ups.
Writing a profile of him more than a decade ago, I regretted that his consistently impressive showing on record had "somehow failed to upgrade his day-to-day work" and speculated: "Perhaps sheer survival will push him into the spotlight he deserves to occupy".
According to Dixon – who has just published a book on the subject entitled Testing Times – the cause was a "lost decade", in which Wales failed to upgrade its teaching or introduce prescriptive strategies for teaching such as those seen in Scotland or England.
