Operation Hardtack

"Contract No. AT(29-2)-162."

Heat Transfer to molten lead-bismuth eutectic in turbulent pipe flow /

"Contract No. AT-(40-1)-1061 Part 2."

Preliminary memorandum, Papsy's Hope Prospect Marysvale, Utah /

"Contract no. AT(30-1)-702"--Page ii.

Preliminary memorandum on the Dark Horse and Saturday areas, Marysvale, Utah /

"Contract no. AT-(30-1)-702"--Page ii.

Fallout control : final report /

"Contract AT(04-3)-115."

Area wage surveys.

"This booklist contains the lists and descriptions of occupations to be studied in the Bureau's Cross-Industry Service Contract Act and area wage survey programs."

Directory of biomedical institutions in the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics.

"Prepared for the National Library of Medicine under Public Service contract no. PH 43-63-592 with Fordham University."

Second worldwide proficiency study on variable number of tandem repeats typing of Mycobacterium tuberculosis complex

Global Network for the Molecular Surveillance of Tuberculosis 2010: A. Miranda (Tuberculosis Laboratory of the National Institute of Health, Porto, Portugal)

Taxonomic guide to the polychaetes of the northern Gulf of Mexico / prepared by Joan M. Uebelacker and Paul G. Johnson, editors ; prepared under MMS contract 14-12-001-29091 for Minerals Management Service, U.S. Dept. of the Interior.

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Service Productization and Product Servitization in The Contract Manufacturing Company

The role of contract manufacturing and subcontracting has been seen in black and white in product and service point of view. It used to be seen either as a product or a service. In the thesis product-service system, offering combining products and services, was discussed. Theory was created from two perspectives; Service productization via Business Model generation and product servitization via New Service Development process. Target for the case study was to point out new ways of service thinking and ways for changing business environment in contract manufacturing, especially in customer satisfaction and profitability point of view. The case study is following the New Service Development process phases. First ideas were collected from literature and via sales management interviews. Service offering and tool for service requirement evaluation was created. Last financial results of example service scenarios were calculated. It is recommended to take service offering into internal use and further develop it into modular service model. It is also recommended to take created customer service requirement evaluation tool into use for capturing customer service needs but also for communicating those internally.

Describing Web Service Architectures through Design-by-Contract

Architectural description languages (ADLs) are used to specify a high-level, compositional view of a software application, specifying how a system is to be composed from coarse-grain components. ADLs usually come equipped with a formal dynamic semantics, facilitating specification and analysis of distributed and event-based systems. In this paper, we describe the TrustME, an ADL framework that provides both a process and a structural view of web service-based systems. We use Petri-net descriptions to give a dynamic view of business workflow for web service collaboration. We adapt the approach of Schmidt to define a form of Meyer's design-by-contract for configuring workflow architectures. This serves as a configuration-level means of constructing safer, more robust systems.