Cloud-based SCADA solutions can provide users with flexible fees based on the amount of computing resources, technical support, and software they use.
But Avis and Budget have the most flexible policies, waiving the fee if the additional driver (regardless of sex) is the renter's "spouse, mate, life companion, significant other" or domestic life partner.
Endoscopists tend to use the flexible sigmoidoscopy or colonoscopy fee codes depending on the extent of the exam.
Discussing why it's making the switch from fixed-fee to flexible percentage, Kuelper said an auction model makes sense for the taxi industry being as the value of a taxi journey varies, depending on demand.
Speaking at the Oxford Media Convention on Wednesday, however, Lord Hall said the "flexible" nature of the licence fee allowed it to adapt over the years to encompass changing patterns of viewers' behaviour.
Riders earn points for all the money they spend on Uber and Uber Eats that score them $5 credits, upgrades to nicer cars, access to premium support and even flexible cancellations that waive the fee if they rebook within 15 minutes.
While their mortgage rates aren't notably below the competition, some credit unions are aggressively pushing loans they say have lower fees or more flexible terms.
LendUp will apply the cash toward scaling out its L Card, a credit card with no hidden fees and a flexible payback schedule.
Lastly, do you feel that real estate sellers will strongly consider a flexible menu of services and fees from "micro" competitors or will they regard and dismiss the micros as marginal players when compared with the well-known and long established mega-brands?
