In particular, little is known about the career paths, experiences, and training needs of agency specialists who work with FCC providers.
Thus the needs of regulatory agencies are involved in the way epidemiologic data are developed and presented.
The vessels have new features — air filters, bulletproof flotation vests — that reflect the expanding needs of the agencies as they patrol the city's more than 400 miles of coastline.
In 1996, the New Jersey State Employment and Training Commission issued a paper titled "Crisis of the Work Force," which criticized government-run training programs for using a "supply side" approach in finding jobs based on the "needs of the agencies" rather than the needs of business.
Skeptics worry that the specialized needs of government agencies will preclude their ability to use open source.
The chapter traces how range assessment developed to produce necessary carrying capacities of rangelands to meet the needs of state agencies and ranchers alike.
At this point, Microsoft has achieved most of the standard certifications that allow government agencies to use its cloud services (think HIPAA, FedRAMP, etc).. White tells me that at this point, a lot of the discussions are around meeting the very specific needs of local agencies (think the Indiana Department of Education).
He claims the social media business model, built around the needs of marketing agencies instead of lives, are already far too entrenched and profitable for self-governing.
Hysen said USCIS will continue to improve and adapt its technology based on the needs of immigration agencies and immigrants alike.
The city's preliminary capital budget for fiscal year 2014 envisions more than $5.68 billion in capital spending to meet the needs of eleven agencies suitable for such an initiative.
When we do not as a society meet the funding needs of such agencies, they suffer from inadequate and under-trained workforces, and then we are surprised when children fall through the many, many cracks.
