3 71.0 69.9 18.9 The intranet hosts a database of technical reports, proprietary design information, social collaboration tools, email servers, etc. 1 76.0 74.9 18.1 A prolonged outage of digital recordkeeping could cause significant damage to the hospital's ability to serve its patients.
As a major energy company, with the aim of improving the commercial planning of oil, natural gas and power, Eni has developed the kassandra meteo forecast (e-kmf®) model, i.e. a short to long term (from 1 to 90 days) proprietary meteorological forecast system in collaboration with the Epson Meteo centre.
But Apple has barely any presence in the world of social media, which may be why Twitter is integrated into iOS 5, a rare collaboration between the notoriously proprietary Jobs and another company.
In 1970, Kellow tells us, Kael conned a U.C.L.A. assistant professor, Howard Suber, out of publishing an essay on "Citizen Kane": she promised a collaboration, vanished with Suber's proprietary research, and ultimately used it for an extended piece of her own, "Raising Kane" (1971).
Similarly, internal collaborations are encouraged but limitations to external collaborations exist due to financial and proprietary constraints.
Apart from whatever proprietary services there may be, there are other collaborations underway.
Through collaboration with Novartis, the manufacturer of a proprietary form of clozapine, we acquired anonymised blood samples from people on clozapine.
Through collaboration with Novartis, the manufacturer of a proprietary form of clozapine (Clozaril), we acquired anonymized DNA samples from people with schizophrenia who were taking the drug.
In the interests of a satisfying commercial ending, the play then glibly begs the question of Judd's "proprietary issues" and of the nature of such symbiotic collaborations, which so often begin in allegiance and end in alienation (the demented first Mrs. T. S. Eliot; the murdered Joe Orton).
The open scan was produced in collaboration with the firm Polecat, which used its proprietary platform (Meaning Mine), which tracks millions of sources of unstructured data each day, including online national and local news, blogs, forums, trade publications, consumer reviews, press wires as well as corporate, government and academic publications from over 180 countries.
