It was in desperate need of programming.
Last year, HP paid $10bn£6.3bnbn) for Autonomy, Britain's biggest software company, to tap demand from companies in need of programs that can sort and organise the increasing amount of data they produce.
Stallman pointed out that the EMACS editor offered extension mechanisms: "several small extensions may be made without the need of programming.
The Network-Oriented Modelling approach is supported by a few modelling environments (in Matlab, or in Python, for example) that can be used to model conceptually in a declarative manner, without the need of programming.
Mo'Minis' platform allows advanced as well as non-skilled developers to create rich media casual games from scratch, without the need of programming, and have them seamlessly supported on a wide range of mobile handsets.
Thomas O'Neil, son of General Tire's founder William O'Neil and chairman of the broadcasting group, saw that the company's new television stations, indeed all TV outlets, were in need of programming.
Older people also tend to engage in lower levels of physical activity than other population segments [ 7], and are thus in need of programs that can motivate and facilitate their engagement in higher levels of activity.
In contrast to conventional black box evaluations, I argue that a planned variation approach is better suited to the needs of program operators, offers methodological advantages, tests program theory, helps to build the base of knowledge for constructing better programs, and would foster greater utilization of evaluation findings.
However, the inconsistency between this position and the inadequate funding provided for the Program to meet the perceived needs of Program workers was a source of concern both within and beyond the Department.
Although the research is intended to serve the needs of program implementers and inform their actions, program implementers have heavy burdens, particularly at the time of transition, and the evaluation can sometimes be seen as intrusive and yet another burden in an already busy schedule.
