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...watches a monitor that shows injection flow, temperature and pressure levels. If something goes wrong, an alarm rings in Little Falls and at the VEC solutions center, 1,400 miles south. Kirila's experts regularly tap into the Little Falls plant via the Internet to adjust production settings and troubleshoot problems...
...consists of several training sessions on recording techniques and the technical operation of the studio and at least 20 hours of time working under the tutelage of present members. At the end of the test compers must pass a hands-on test of their abilities to record and to troubleshoot technical problems...
...abroad. Even in Singapore, where the number of inbound business visitors increased nearly 9% in 1997, business-oriented hotel-occupancy rates have dropped, and the city-state's premier Suntec convention center is experiencing 15% to 18% fewer visitors and exhibitors than previously. "People are coming to troubleshoot," says Renton de Alwis, head of the National Association of Travel Agents Singapore. But clearly, they aren't staying long enough to help the ailing tourism industry...
...went and we got a copy of the core dump--a dump of information that UNIX will give you that allows you to troubleshoot the problem," Tumas said...
Gateway is the No. 2 direct marketer of personal computers, behind powerhouse Dell Computer ($7.8 billion in sales last year). Gateway's 500 salespeople work the phone banks 16 hours a day, filling PC orders for individuals and small businesses and helping them troubleshoot their equipment. Since selling initial shares to the public in 1993, Gateway has seen annual revenues triple, to more than $5 billion...