Even at BT, Caroline Waters says she wants to see more "proactivity and innovation [from Manpower] in developing solutions that help our business".
Intracapsular cataract extraction has been thought to be appropriate in terms of technology and is cost-effective in terms of time, resources and manpower, for use in developing countries with limited resources [ 4, 5].
Among these processes the humidification dehumidification (HD) of air, using solar energy, is a simple technology particularly suited for regions in developing countries where there is very low infrastructure and unskilled manpower.
The small instrument program is envisioned as a partnership between instrument providers and instrument hosts in developing nations, with the former providing the instruments, the host nation the manpower, facilities and operational support, typically at a local university.
Conditional surveys are worthwhile, especially in developing countries like in Indonesia, since research resources (i.e., time, money, manpower, etc).
The volunteers would live and work among the indigenous people in developing countries, eating their food, speaking their language and helping them "meet their urgent needs for skilled manpower".
In developing countries like India, the deciding factors for the selection of the specific water purification system are the flow rate, cost of implementation and maintenance, availability of materials for fabrication or assembling, technical manpower, energy requirement and reliability.
(2) These needs must then be revised against the resources likely to be available in terms of money, manpower, and materials; developing countries may well require external aid to supplement their own resources.
But it also works with startups that may not have the manpower internally to develop mobile apps in-house.
How are they going to muster the manpower to develop for yet another (untested) platform?
