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Current Status and Challenges in Data Collection for Aerospace Coatings Deposited by Plasma Spraying
Advanced Engineering Materials, EarlyView.An innovative approach has been integrated into the GRENAT project to optimize plasma spraying and coating performance. Raw materials are accelerated and melted in the plasma generated by torches, creating coatings. Monitoring sensors collect process data which are combined with ex situ characterization data.
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Telecommunications Policy, 1991
Abstract This article examines the development of value-added services (VAS) in the USA and is the companion to an article by the same authors in the last issue of Telecommunications Policy , which focused on Germany. There is a detailed discussion of how demand-side and supply-side factors are affecting the VAS market in the context of US ...
Eberhard Witte, Michael Dowling
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Abstract This article examines the development of value-added services (VAS) in the USA and is the companion to an article by the same authors in the last issue of Telecommunications Policy , which focused on Germany. There is a detailed discussion of how demand-side and supply-side factors are affecting the VAS market in the context of US ...
Eberhard Witte, Michael Dowling
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Value-added services in the converged network
IEEE Communications Magazine, 2001Now that the local market is open to competition, incumbent local exchange carriers as well as competitive LECs must not only follow the technology curve, but find a way to ride the wave of network convergence and offer innovative value-added services if they want to maintain their market share.
Yves De Serres, Lawrence Hegarty
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Personalization of mobile value added services
Proceedings of the CUBE International Information Technology Conference, 2012With ample options of service providers available today in mobile communications; it is necessary for the service providers (SP)to retain their customer base by enhancing user experience. We believe that personalization and prediction of user needs is a way to achieve it.
Meera Narvekar +2 more
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Value-added services in industrial automation
1998Many of todays existing industrial applications are controlled by a so-called embedded system, which is application-specific hardware with a specific software running on it. To monitor, control, maintain and update the system, the presence of an expert is highly recommended.
Hergenhan, Andre +3 more
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Facilities, 1986
Value‐added is an economist's term meaning that the service offered will have additional value to the user compared with more basic telecommunications (or other) services. Within the telecommunications sector, there has been considerable discussion in recent years as to what constitutes a value‐added service.
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Value‐added is an economist's term meaning that the service offered will have additional value to the user compared with more basic telecommunications (or other) services. Within the telecommunications sector, there has been considerable discussion in recent years as to what constitutes a value‐added service.
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Profiting from value-added wireless services
Computer, 2001Energized by the prospect of a mobile commerce era, wireless telecommunication providers have spent hundreds of billions of dollars just to buy radio spectrum rights in auctions around the world. Costs for wireless infrastructure, equipment, and marketing will add hundreds of billions more.
Xianjun Geng, Andrew B. Whinston
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Consumers' Evaluation of Value-Added Pharmacy Services
American Pharmacy, 1993One proposal for community pharmacies to survive in an increasingly competitive market is to offer services that consumers want and need. This study examined the effects of such a value-added pharmacy services (VAPS) program implemented at 19 experimental pharmacies; another 16 pharmacies served as a control group.
D C, Malone, K L, Rascati, J P, Gagnon
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Value-added network services… & beyond
Proceedings of the 18th annual ACM SIGUCCS conference on User services, 1990The campus computer networks of today run the gamut from nonexistent through rich functionality and connectivity. Network value can be enhanced by the addition of network-based high-level services such as file storage, printing, fax, fuzzy email addresses and information directories.
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SAVED: Secure Android Value addED services
2012The availability of free Software Development Kits for recent mobile device platforms challenges many developers in realizing applications for the growing Smartphone market. In many cases such applications may interoperate in their working environment using mechanisms similar to the inter-process communication (IPC) and made available by the mobile ...
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