Sentences with phrase «many federated»

Considering the sprawling, federated nature of U.S. medicine, experts warn that a combination of government policies and health IT upgrades — as well as prophylactic human measures like changing passwords — will be necessary to keep patients» data safe and health systems functioning.

«We're moving basically from a federated system of purchasing to a unified system of purchasing, and we expect to see a lot of cost savings there,» Glenda Flanagan, a Whole Foods executive vice president, said on an earnings call in May.

«But the change happening today - documents are morphing real - time, we have federated the ability to see the idea and thought process and recommendations and ideas and that ends up being a more efficient breakthrough at the end of the day.

Some see HP's decision to cut itself into two more narrowly - focused businesses as a direct contrast to Dell's decision to buy EMC (EMC)(and VMware (VMW)-RRB- which is all about scale and the ability to offer a federated set of products and services.

In other words, the EMC Federation just got a bit more, um federated.

«Oddly, our wildly disorganized, motley federated voting system protects us somewhat against direct cyber-interference affecting the November 2016 outcome,» he said.

Instead of putting our trust solely in the hands of traditional institutions, we'll be putting our trust in a federated network of digital fingerprints that's keeping an ongoing record of everything.

Probably the two biggest points of pushback were that Google could build an encrypted system if they wanted to (as I explained on Monday, they already tried, and they can't really exercise Android leverage right now), and that carriers could build a federated key exchange system and / or something akin to the certificate authority framework that undergirds HTTPS.

Trust is not dependent on one central authority; it is federated between all users, while, on some level, that may be scary for some who will need to cede control of proprietary systems of checks and balances in favor of an open, transparent approach.

By creating incentives for its users, business listings are kept both geographically and temporally accurate in Locationary's «unique» federated data exchange platform called Saturn.

The goal of the Summit is to advance cooperation by the leaders of the federated states of the world's most dynamic continent, which generates a combined GDP of nearly $ 21 trillion per annum with a population of 486 million.

The latter company uses the Stellar Consensus Protocol to facilitate a federated system of sub-second p2p transactions across mobile networks over a synchronized distributed ledger, sealed from access by both node operators and potential attackers.

Bloom strives to implement globally federated, secure IDs on the blockchain.

As such, a federated mutual fund is not a specific type of fund - rather it is a fund held with this particular company.

First among them, again, are the institutions and men federated in the American Association of Theological Schools, but many schools not belonging to the association have co-operated freely.

Medieval and early modern Europe developed forms of federated empire, and the European Union is a postmodern covenant of nations, albeit one distorted by its adherence to liberalism.

With almost wearying frequency they monitored, criticized, reported on and hoped for the United Nations, UNESCO, and other «united» and «federated» agencies of state and church.

Eventually this will need a governmental centre which is the supreme authority of a federated world.»

The irredentism and revanchism of Europe have not taken root among Mexican or Spanish descendents in the southwest, nor have the Indians federated to expel all the «foreigners» — some zoo tidllion — who are on their lands.

Federalism does not equate to an abolition of sovereignty, but to a sharing of competences between a central government and federated entities — whether the latter are based on a linguistic, cultural or territorial basis.

The building blocks of the GDS» promised «government as a platform» approach have appeared: Verify, a federated identity system that doesn't rely on ID cards or centralised identity databases, Govpay, which makes it easier to make payments to the government, and Notify, which allows government agencies to keep citizens informed of progress on services.

He favors a federated model of consolidated government that includes the villages and towns and more evenly distributes representation.

Hawkins said Central New York needs a metropolitan government, and called for a «federated model» instead of the «partial metro» model proposed by Consensus.

If it takes off, the so - called «federated» approach to campaigning could connect like - minded political advocates on an ad hoc basis to tackle new niche issues.

The Buffalo and Erie County Public Library (B&ECPL) is a federated library system uniting 23 New York State chartered public library service areas within Erie County.

Under the federated advocacy model, a group owner that enlists the help of allies will own all of the data that his allies collect, in addition to the data the initiator collects himself.

The administration and the federal agencies, the federated States, the public or private universities, the big companies, are among the many actors who shape the landscape of the research in the USA.

AARC is producing different training modules and information packages on federated access and AARC results.

AARC's Blueprint Architecture helps providers and communities to enable federated access to their resources.

Recently, a fourth development grant was awarded to the European Biomedical Institute to build a sister infrastructure to the DCC for data aggregation and analysis, in order to allow federated access via the Portal to data that may not leave Europe.

Legacy systems can be federated in, rather than having to undertake time consuming data migration.

This involves a large and growing number of teams and projects working towards a federated platform (Exchange) to facilitate the matching of cases with similar phenotypic and genotypic profiles (matchmaking) through standardized application programming interfaces (APIs) and procedural conventions.

MME was created to establish a federated network connecting databases of genomic and phenotypic data using a common application programming interface (API).

Adapting federated cyberinfrastructure for shared data collection facilities in structural biology.

Time may prove him right in the case of schools, though it is possible that the loosely federated Catholic systems will continue to thrive in their present organizational form.

Steve Smith, Managing Director of ISM, says that the extension of the Genesys range gives customers greater choice: «There have been a number of articles in the security press talking about PSIM companies starting to develop systems that go beyond the current solutions and moving to a federated architecture.

You can configure these SSO and federated login options in System Settings - > Integrations - > LDAP, SAML and Facebook panels.

The federated structure of the American Federation of Teachers (AFT) and the National Education Association (NEA) allows for redistribution of funds across states.

Genesys Enterprise resolves issues associated with the increasing geographical scope of clients, corporations, governments and institutions, while adhering to a multi-tiered hierarchy (or «federated» system), where total control is centralised but allows individual sites to maintain local control.

The school is federated with Lowick C. of E. First School on the mainland, with the children travelling between each site on an almost daily basis, whenever the tide allows.

Such fragmented negotiations would continue to occur with a merger, but the constitutional changes would create a «charter school division» inside the CTU's ranks and represent teachers through what leaders have described as a single federated union.

The «federated schools» will be deemed as such beginning in September.

A report by the National College for School Leadership into «hard» federations (groups of maintained schools with shared governance) found that schools in federations performed better than schools with apparently similar characteristics that had not federated.

This research suggests that multi-academy trust schools that have «hard - federated» expressly to improve pupil attainment, and which have restructured and integrated their systems to deliver it, are likely to be most impactful.

This federated the milieu and the created a bloc.

The core Just Dance team from Ubisoft Paris is at the heart of Just Dance 3, and they federated over 100 persons with creative teams from Ubisoft's Montréal and Bucharest studios for the new Kinect and Move versions of the game.

For countless generations they lived as loosely - federated clans in the vast underground labyrinths that riddle Auriga.

There are many federated stations that recorded temperature and other data on a consistent basis, the earliest from around 1690.

The NextGEOSS project will implement a federated access for Earth Observation data, including user friendly tools for data mining, discovery, access and exploitation.

After a long and wide community consultation, a new and more federated structure has been put in place.