We thank Greenwood Dairy for their ongoing collaboration and support of the program; Paul Stachowski and Jeff Stayton at the Cornell Musgrave Research Farm, Aurora for their efforts during field operations; Greg Godwin, Kitty O'Neill, and Mike Hunter for assistance at harvest and Buzz Burhans and Ermanno Melli for providing us with the NDS software and technical assistance.
In some initiatives practices received assistance to upgrade already pre-existing EHRs to support registry functions while in others, practices were granted software and technical assistance from payers.
We thank colleagues at Affymetrix, Agilent, Illumina and NimbleGen, and Biodiscovery for sharing data, sharing software and technical assistance.
In addition to financial support, private sector partners can offer equipment (including software) and technical assistance (Anderson 2013).
The video also shows users how to find and borrow a book, get software and research assistance, and reserve a group study room.
Selected startups received $21,000 in seed funding, and the usual benefits like shared office space, various discounts on hosting and software, and legal assistance.
We would like to thank David Thomas and Christopher Maier for software and analysis assistance, and the ENCODE Consortium members for their invaluable input.
We thank the MRC CSC Computing Department for providing computational facilities including support for large-scale statistical analysis using MatLab and SPSS software and general technical assistance, and Centre for Bioinformatics at Imperial College for supplying server space and general technical assistance.
Founded in 1986, XCF started as a way for a few hackers to develop useful software and offer computing assistance on campus.
Software maker PeopleSoft rewrote 170 applications to run on Linux and bundles them with IBM software and hardware after receiving assistance from IBM. Consulting firm Sapient accepted marketing dollars and discounted machines from IBM to rewrite a set of its applications for Linux and sell them on IBM servers instead of on machines made by Sun Microsystems.
Software maker PeopleSoft has rewritten 170 applications to run on Linux and bundles them with IBM software and hardware after receiving assistance from IBM. Consulting firm Sapient accepted marketing dollars and discounted machines from IBM to rewrite a set of its applications for Linux and sell them on IBM servers instead of on machines made by Sun Microsystems.
