So far, PeopleSoft has announced community applications for procurement, travel and expenses, and benefits and enrollment, with plans for an additional 50 communities in the works.
For community intelligence applications to achieve the critical mass of users and activity, a positive feedback loop with three components is needed, according to previous findings (27): scientific utility, community usage and community contributions.
For the research community, application of the PC Monitor could considerably contribute to the base of evidence and thus advance the state of the art of (primary) health services research.
A somewhat larger system has applications for community energy storage, providing extra power for several homes connected to a single transformer.
Smartphone applications for community health workers are now similarly being hugely scaled up with increased public as well as private backing.
Under the old system, applications for community care grants (one of the payments in the social fund) required people to list the items they needed, and managers would award a grant based on an estimate of the cost.
Although initially devised to be used with inpatients, the IpTT may have applications for community screening, particularly in areas where funding for testing equipment is limited.
A monitoring protocol that could capture the effects of these road closures, given both financial and technical constraints, could have numerous applications for community air quality studies and epidemiological investigations.
For example, community sensing applications that collect and aggregates sensed data in large-scale run the risk of accidental leakage of personal information such as sensitive images and health-related outcomes [2, 49].
The application for community asset status was made by supporters' trust OxVox and it means the group must be notified if the ground is to be sold.
