Sentence examples for phone management system from inspiring English sources
Its first lab-to-market product was picked up in May by TalkingNets, which plans to sell a web-based phone management system to small and midsize companies through small Internet service providers.
Phone management system Ifbyphone has raised $8 million in Series B funding from the company's CEO Irv Shapiro, Apex Venture Partners, Origin Ventures, Spring Mill Ventures, i2A Fund and Second Century Ventures (the National Association of Realtors' investment fund).
Ensuring the use-ability of mobile phone management systems may present a challenge for a large-scale mHealth for CBS project, given the variety of stakeholders involved [ 4, 11, 21].
In sum, our analysis suggests that although mobile phone management systems can benefit the monitoring and management of service delivery in CBS, it is uncertain that these benefits would be realized and or sustained for large-scale mainstreamed mHealth for CBS programmes.
Mobile Phone: Identity management systems may incorporate cellular devices (mobile phone) having a SIM (Subscriber Identification Module) card to connect the users to the authentication service via mobile network (Ratha et al. [2001]).
Students did this in-person as well as using texting, social media, email, calling on mobile phones and using the course management system.
'Mobile system' is the smart phone application to be used in the experiments on the field, 'Database' is the embedded data management system in the smart phone, 'NOAA' is an integrated module in smart phones to estimate solar timing and angles using different astronomical algorithms recommended by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
Where these data are not available through the patient management system, (for example phone times and administration time), log sheets will be developed for the relevant staff members to document the time taken for each interaction.
The app runs on Android and iOS and the team hopes to monetize by becoming the de facto contact management system on many phones.
Yahoo Japan recently agreed to acquire P.I.M., a Japanese start-up that is developing a personal information management system for the cellular phone.
This is being demonstrated in Kenya with the national rollout of the Kemsa supply management system that uses mobile phones for the ordering of essential medicines.
