As a consequence, when compared to an IIPS study [ 2], for example, an AGUIA browser-based application is not just more nimble but it is also simpler to use.
John Dodds, director of the Philadelphia Unemployment Project, which also processed applications, said the agency could have been nimbler, modeling its program on an existing one rather than creating its own and eliminating stringent requirements, when it became clear that hundreds of millions of dollars would not be spent.
The software will soon be able to access electronic health records (EHRs) via mobiles which the author of the CHCF's report thinks could be "the killer application" of wireless health.The hope is that nimble new technologies, from smart-phones to EHRs to health-monitoring devices, will empower patients and doctors, and thus improve outcomes while cutting costs.
Nimble's solutions offer flash-accelerated primary storage performance, instant backup and restores, application-integrated data protection, and offsite disaster recovery — all from a single iSCSI system — effectively lowering equipment costs and streamlining storage management.
Fintech, as financial services technology is modishly called, is enabling nimbler, hi-tech companies to re-engineer most financial activities, from payments processing to personal loan applications, and cut out the middleman.
The 2-year-old ARPA-E is a darling of Energy Secretary Steven Chu, a Nobel Prize-winning physicist who envisions the agency as a nimble outfit that can quickly ferry promising ideas from the last stages of basic research to development for applications.
Nimble and unresting flea.
Knight sought to stay nimble.
Nadal was similarly nimble.
