Sentence examples for liaise which from inspiring English sources

Liaise, which develops software that adds a collaborative layer over Microsoft Outlook, is stepping out of beta today and will be available for commercial download.

The winner of the 'Enterprise' category is Liaise, which allows you to automatically generate a To-Do list from your Email.

Liaise Liaise, which we've covered before, is a service that allows you to automatically extract meeting information, to-dos, events, and other key data from Emails with a minimal amount of effort on the user's part.

Initially, the PhD students tried to formalise their interactions with the JJIs: they devised a plan who of the two was going to liaise with which JJI.

The startup has added a new feature called Liaise Lists, which is a note-taking application that automatically captures actions by typing free-form notes such as project and team plans, meeting minutes and to-do lists.

This methodology was chosen using the Knowledge Brokerage Approach in the context of the LIAISE project, which proposes a set of support modules that are linked to the impact assessment process with a final goal to support future policies and design.

"I get reminded by people around me and I think, 'what have you done?' I'm being reminded about what I've done with our new little liaise here, which really makes me emotional".

However, Liaise is a learning software; so it will change the way it works based off of the language I use and the edits to the suggestions which Liaise has made.

The deal struck by Cambridgeshire and Peterborough was led by Berenzynskyj who worked with an internal project team, which liaised with the operational areas of the trust.

Behind the scenes, the groups' tactics were being coordinated through a peak body, the Climate Action Network Australia (Cana), which liaises between the groups and coordinates their actions.

Jordanian officials deny any such involvement.By funnelling aid including $60m from America and clothes, phones and food from Britain directly through the Supreme Military Council, which liaises with local military councils, the rebels' backers hope to keep their favoured groups under control.