In many instances, customer care moves one step beyond basic customer service by building an emotional connection.
When he moves from one building to another inside the governor's compound, he drives in an armored S.U.V., sometimes escorted by security forces in Humvees.
For example, devices can be turned on and off, or moved from one place to another; networks may be congested and packets are dropped; the target (e.g., monitored person) may move from one building to another.
Many contemporary building components also require specialized equipment for their construction that cannot be economically moved from one building site to another.
He said they are still working on "the vital hinge" - the point in the story at which people will move from one building to the other.
There will be job cuts from combiningsome head office operations, but the businesses are unlikely to move into one building, he said.
"Where organisations need to move from one building to another, we will do everything we can to smooth the transition," says council leader Stephen Greenhalgh. "Making better use of our buildings and selling sites we don't need is universally accepted as a better option than simply cutting our budgets and grants".
To understand what prompted people to stay, leave or move in, The Times focused on one building, a 115-unit rental building at 53 Park Place that occupies the original site of Columbia University.
"The net effect is not really to improve the neighborhood because it's just moving tenants from one building to the other," she said.
Word of Mr. Stansbury's death was spreading quickly through the housing complex, where people know one another, where they make up goofy, rhyming nicknames for their friends, where they move fluidly from one building to the next, as Mr. Stansbury and his friends were doing when he was killed, the police said.
