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They cannot happen overnight, but they will make a difference in the way state institutions plan, manage and respond to the inevitable flood.

Numeracy was defined as "the knowledge and skills required to effectively manage and respond to the mathematical demands of diverse situations" (Murray et al. 2005).

Zoho Support aims to help businesses manage and respond to customer support inquiries logged via the phone, email or through a website.

Specifically, Respondly offers a central, shared inbox for support teams to manage and respond to incoming customer support enquiries via email and Twitter.

With Romulus, local governments can manage and respond to service requests that come in from every angle — phone, email, text message, social media, etc. Romulus sells its product on a month-to-month basis to local governments.

The network is a unique platform for global decision-makers to better understand, manage and respond to complex and interdependent risks.

In addition, representatives of the Department of Immigration and Border Protection were actively involved in coordinating, managing and responding to all critical incidents that occurred in the Nauru regional processing centre".

Managing and responding to these multiple and sometimes conflicting interests requires the measurement of economic, environmental and societal performance.

The hydrogen fluoride leakage accident in Gu-mi City, in which 5 workers were killed and 18 were injured, has led the government to construct more practical plans and guidelines for managing and responding to chemical disasters.

Participants also emphasized that managing and responding to hazards is a collaborative process that crosses boundaries, and that uncertainties or unknowns for the hazard in the surrounding regions introduced potential issues for interpretation and application.

This paper assembles user perspectives and critically examines existing evidence and future potential of mobile phone data derived from call detail records (CDRs) and two-way short message service (SMS) platforms, for managing and responding to humanitarian disasters caused by communicable disease outbreaks.