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Republicans learned the hard way in 2012 how valuable a robust technology operation can be, as the Obama campaign used Web analytics, voter data, social media and online fund-raising to more effectively organize voters, drive turnout and increase donations.

As for relying on fishermen, military exercises off the coast of Fujian Province and comments by Chinese officials show that the Chinese Navy has been trying to "more effectively organize China's maritime militia, based on various fishing fleets," Mr. Cole said.

While independent wikis, like SNPedia (10), use the SMW extension to more effectively organize the information contained in them, Wikipedia has not yet taken this step.

We identify several differences among these exporter groups with the main conclusion being that the sales management function is more effectively organized and managed at advanced levels of export involvement.

Earthquakes take place frequently in Turkey, which is crisscrossed by fault lines, and both the government and the Red Crescent are expected to act more effectively in organizing rescue and relief operations.

Montenegro opened talks with the EU on membership last year but still needs to more effectively tackle organized crime and high-level corruption, the commission was told.

Search engines weren't designed to effectively organize this social and real-time data.

Follow Rodgers five steps to utilize technology and effectively organize your finances for 2012 and beyond.

We're seeing an increase in effectively organized crime electronically.

Some 20 of the 27 countries in the European Union have called for changes that would give producers the ability to organize more effectively so as to increase their clout in dealing with supermarket chains and dairy companies.

Grid, an "Excel minus the equations" app that helps you plan and organize more effectively and beautifully, announced today that it has raised a seed round.