Sentences with phrase «viable service»

In that process we are able to bridge opportunity with viable service solutions.

This merger is all about how we can cross-sell to each other's customers and how can we can grow, making us a very viable service provider to the publishing industry.

Ever since the creation of the Canadian online corporate filings system SEDAR in 1997, the race has been on to develop a commercially viable service to provide more sophisticated search capabilities than allowed by the free website.

Google has also introduced some new services, which are essentially replacements for olders, less viable services.

He has successfully facilitated viable servicing strategies for MCAP's investor clients, and his job dedication and relationship management skills ensure the timely delivery of service to meet his client's needs.

«The trial will allow us to fine tune our procedures for exchange provisioning and will prove to potential customers that ADSL is a serious and viable service,» Mr Pennefather said.

As part of the Small Schools Taskforce, a national initiative which aims to ensure that all small schools have the right menus and kitchen equipment to be able to offer a viable service, I've witnessed the huge benefits that a hot, healthy meal can have on classroom performance.

«As part of the Small Schools Taskforce, a national initiative which aims to ensure that all small schools have the right menus and kitchen equipment to be able to offer a viable service, I've witnessed the huge benefits that a hot, healthy meal can have on classroom performance.

There's no credit monitoring features and no full credit report is provided, but if you're mainly concerned with your monthly free credit score, then this is a viable service.

HTA is being used as a cooperative healing modality and viable service to their patients.

The difference is that Steam is a viable service.

He has worked tirelessly and effectively to broaden the understanding of what constitutes viable rural health services, shifting the debate from the conventional narrow focus on doctors and medical services, to one that also encompasses the innate structural factors that underlie health in rural areas, the impact of health workforce issues on access and equity, and the need for service provision models that provide safe and viable services that meet cultural, as well as physical needs.

This is a very valuable and viable service, IF accurate and timely.