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Business Analytics maintains the SoM data warehouse, and collaborates with departments and central units to support the Educational, Clinical, and Research missions of the school through flexible and tailored access to integrated administrative data in a variety of formats, including Tableau and OBIEE (Oracle Business Intelligence) reports and dashboards.

The intervention comprised the CKD guidebook and tailored access to local community resources with telephone support.

2. A PLANS booklet and access to an interactive website with tailored access to local resources.

The BRIGHT trial is a multi-site, longitudinal patient-level randomised controlled trial which aims to implement and evaluate the clinical and cost-effectiveness of a self-management intervention involving an information guidebook, tailored access to local resources and telephone support for people with stage 3 Chronic Kidney Disease.

The fellows identified several components that were critical to the program's overall success; these included protected time, tailored training, and access to technical expertise and resources.

The Internet can provide flexible, adaptable, tailored and sustainable access to current information [ 37- 41] allowing for self-directed and individualized learning.

According to the NSA staffer who spoke to Forbes, Snowden turned down an offer to join the agency's tailored access operations, a group of elite hackers.

By 2010, the agency's Tailored Access Operations unit — which breaks into hard-to-access networks — found a way into Huawei's headquarters.

The statement is a response to a report in Der Spiegel Sunday that detailed a Tailored Access Operations (TAO) unit within the NSA that is tasked with gaining access to foreign computer systems in order to retrieve data to protect national security.

The statement is a response to a report in Der Spiegel Sunday that detailed a Tailored Access Operations (TAO) unit within the NSA that is tasked with gaining access to foreign computer systems in order to retrieve data to protect national security.

In that second report, Craig Whitlock and Barton Gellman shared a few tidbits about the role of the government's hacking unit, Tailored Access Operations (TAO) in the hunt, writing that TAO "enabled the NSA to collect intelligence from mobile phones that were used by al-Qaeda operatives and other 'persons of interest' in the bin Laden hunt". So just what is Tailored Access Operations?