"By aggregating a range of public and commercial datasets, including global addressing and Directory Enquiries, voter databases, commercial data and documentation including dates of birth, and voice-based verification solutions, 192.com Business Services delivers the most comprehensive global online ID verification solution available. "
(from www.192.com)
'Meeting the challenges: Align our centres' missions with the new strategy, ensuring long-term sustainability, and balancing the advantages gained through activities supporting stakeholders against the possibility of mission drift.'
(from the National Environment Research Council Strategy plan)
'Following the 100-day
review, TUI has set a series of new objectives.
These include "leveraging our unique portfolio
of brands to drive customer loyalty and
retention through direct routes to market" and
"investing in sustainable organic and
acquisition growth opportunities, through a
rigorous capital allocation framework."'
(from
www.travelmole.com)
'The aim of the Centre for
Social Informatics is to continue to develop a
distinctive body of work that reflects a shared
interest in socio-technical interaction at
different levels of organisation, and at
different stages in the system life cycle, as
well as in methods to support research in these
areas.'
(From
Napier University's 'Centre for Social
Informatics' website)
'Assessment will be more
holistic, more synoptic and will better reflect
the sometimes different needs of higher
education and employers.'
(Ken Boston, head of the Qualifications and
Curriculum Authority, talking about the Maths
A-level)
'Dairy Crest, the UK's
premier chilled dairy foods company, focuses on
building leadership positions in branded and
added value markets across the dairy sector and
investing in industry leading facilities to
create competitive advantage.'
(from the
Dairy Crest website)
'The substantial drops in
asking prices are further confirmation of the
underlying trend of more sellers re-adjusting
their prices downwards'
(spokesman for 'RightMove' from the
BBC News website)
