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The first of these centralizing switchboards was put in place at Philadelphia; and other cities followed suit as fast as they could afford the expense of rebuilding.

This could be because organizations in the centralized group have not taken any additional steps to consolidate suppliers other than centralizing their purchasing efforts.

They also have the ability to implement treasury functions that were not as viable in a decentralized environment, such as operating an in-house bank (centralizing investment and borrowing options), multi-lateral netting and forming relationships with core global banks, reducing the number of banking relationships required.

Although IHEs may have data pulled from a number of sources, many administrators have found that centralizing the information is key to managing it.

By centralizing key services and pursuing unprecedented sourcing alternatives, landlords and property management teams can have a better pulse on activity by third-party vendors, and can better ensure quality service is being delivered.

"It's all about centralization," says Martin Cox, Technical Services Manager, Planning and Development at BOC Edwards, which is in the midst of phasing out aging Exchange servers in remote offices and centralizing services at its Wilmington, Mass.

Centralizing the process would facilitate an "all-bottle" recycling approach, which would benefit consumers of all grades, Mockros says.

Rather than continuing the challenge of centralizing this storage.

Aruba eliminates this problem and its associated inefficiencies by centralizing the encryption, mobility state and traffic policies for each user directly within the WLAN system.

Our response has been to establish a highly specialized team in the region that offers support and advisory assistance to clients who are in the process of centralizing and optimizing cash assets and to develop cutting-edge solutions such as the Infocash regional system."