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CASALE MEDIA

Casale Media is a Canadian interactive marketing and technology company that operates an online advertising network launched in September 2003 by Joe Casale. Within a year of its launch, Casale Media was ranked the second largest online advertising network by comScore Media Metrix. Key features of the Casale Media network are: campaign statistics that are updated and delivered in real-time; both advertisers and publishers can pause or make changes to campaigns at any time of the day or night instantly, without delay; advertisers only pay for the CPM inventory they buy; publishers receive the industry's highest payouts - 70% of the gross revenue; adverts can be precisely targeted to specific markets using a variety of targeting filters including sixteen content categories that include time-of-day targeting, geo-targeting (down to individual cities) and capping the frequency with which end users will be delivered the same advert; no minimum spend for advertisers, which makes Casale Media accessible to smaller businesses.
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INVENTORY

An inventory is a list of articles, usually of items in a house or belonging to a person, with their values.
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3SI

3SI is an integrated accounting system for the IBM PC, designed for businesses that require inventory management and invoice/order entry features integrated with general-purpose accounting software. The context-sensitive Help feature and customisable desktop are designed so you can easily use 3SI's most advanced features. With 3SI, you can modify forms, such as cheques, invoices, purchase orders, statements of account, and financial statements, to suit your needs. Furthermore, each module has its own report generator so you can create the reports you need to manage your business. 3SI includes the following integrated modules: General Ledger, Accounts Receivable, Accounts Payable, Inventory, Invoicing, and Purchase Orders.
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HANDY QUOTE

Handy Quote is a sales-quotation, point-of-sale (POS), inventory control, sales ordering, purchase ordering and sales management computer program designed for any type of businesses. Handy Quote is a fully integrated software package that provides a complete solution to your fast moving business requirements. It contains help files, and an extensive list of features provided.
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QUETZAL

Quetzal is a call logging system that has been specifically designed to meet the needs of busy British Information Centres. A unique work-group package, in that it combines call and inventory management in a simple, closely integrated way. As a work group product, Quetzal helps each member of the Information Centre by providing Instant access to all the information required to trace support calls, inventory details, and financial information. By supporting the information centre as a complete work group, Quetzal offers significant gains in the areas of co-ordinating group activity improving group communications and strengthening group identity. The heart of
Quetzal is the hot-line support system, which is integrated closely with the inventory management features. This integration means that support staff have immediate access to the hardware and software installed at the user's PC.
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SMARTFORECASTS II

SmartForecasts II by Smart Software is a business forecasting computer program that is easy to use without a knowledge of statistics. It quickly makes accurate projections of sales, expenditures, market share, inventory levels, and other items whose values are recorded periodically over time. As a business forecasting product, SmartForecasts II provides more realistic information than you would receive by adding 5% to the most recent figures in a spreadsheet. Most business forecasting is done by managers and analysts who may not be familiar with the statistical and mathematical reasoning behind forecasting but do know a great deal about products, competition, and markets. SmartForecasts II is designed to fully utilise the special knowledge and business judgment of the user. Its exceptional ease of use makes it appropriate for novices, while the variety of methods available appeal to the experienced analyst. One of the strongest features of SmartForecasts II is Automatic Forecasting, which runs an internal check among the available forecasting techniques to determine which one best forecasts your data series. Using a process that is transparent to the user, Automatic Forecasting displays results in a graph showing historical data, smoothed historical data, forecasts, and upper/lower margins of error based on the winning method. It also produces tabular results.
Forecasting can be done simultaneously on a single business variable or a group of up to 60 related variables (up to 150 data points or observations per variable), such as the sales of items in the same product line.
SmartForecasts II's unique Eyeball Forecasting lets you adjust any forecast, including automatic forecasts, to reflect business judgment or new market information. It lets you use interactive graphics to quickly draw and adjust forecasts on-screen. SmartForecasts II consists of four menu- driven modes; an edit mode for creating, editing, and transferring data; an explore mode for statistical analysis and graphing of data; a forecast mode; and an on-line help mode.
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C-9

The McDonnell Douglas C-9 (Nightingale) is an American twin-engine, T-tailed, medium-range, swept-wing jet aircraft used primarily for Air Mobility Command's aero-medical evacuation mission. The C-9 is a modified version of the McDonnell Douglas Aircraft Corporation's DC-9. It is the only aircraft in the USAF inventory specifically designed for the movement of litter and ambulatory patients. It is powered by two Pratt and Whitney JT8D-9A turbofan engines giving a speed of 565 mph and a range of 2000 miles.
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NIMROD

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The Nimrod is a family of British long-range maritime patrol aircraft. The main roles of the new
Nimrod 2000 are maritime reconnaissance, anti-submarine warfare, anti-surface unit warfare and search and rescue.
Nimrod 2000 is equipped with a stores management system, SMS, which consists of a stores management processor together with five station control units. The system carries out inventory tracking and control, air-to-air weapon control, air-to-sea weapon control, and built-in test and fault diagnostics. The aircraft has a weapons bay with side opening doors at the bottom of the fuselage. The weapons bay can carry fuel tanks, torpedoes (including the Tigerfish torpedo) and sonobuouys. An under-wing hard point on each side of the aircraft can carry the AGM-84 Harpoon anti-ship missile from Boeing or the AIM-9 Sidewinder air-to-air missile.
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INVENTORY AND VALUATION POLICY

An inventory and valuation policy is an insurance policy, usually on household goods and personal effects, that is based on a written schedule of every item in the premises. This schedule, which is prepared by professional valuers, shows the value of each item. In such policies, insurers agree that in the event of a claim they will not require any further proof of value, which they would require without a valued schedule. Inventory and valuation policies are rare because of the time and expense involved in obtaining a valuation. There are also the problems of having to add to the cover any new items purchased and of inflationary rises in the value of objects.
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LACIE

LACIE is an abbreviation for Large Area Crop Inventory Experiment
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