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The evidence that a product, technology or an information system is viable and capable of solving an organization's particular problem. A proof of concept is often developed for new products that have not yet come to market. |
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Other specific HP assurances to Sun customers in the Americas include proof-of-concept and migration assistance for qualified customers, as well as attractive incentives for education, mission-critical services, financing and hardware trade-ins. But KL clustering has proven to be a powerful method for looking at gene expression over time in response to drugs or environmental toxicants, says Murali Ramanathan, an associate professor of pharmaceutical sciences at the University at Buffalo--The State University of New York, who collaborated with the Penn State scientists in proof-of-concept studies on the approach. BARCELONA, Spain -- Leading global roaming and mobile connectivity expert Roamware has successfully completed the GSM Association-led proof-of-concept trial for a new hub-based roaming structure for the mobile market. |
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Proof-of-concept
