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The technology really only replaced the broker or a telephone.

Certain broker/dealers have been unable to ramp up their technology quickly enough to participate in the new system, ... So, recognizing their technology restraints, we wanted to give them a brief deferral on reporting and the [U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission] agreed to let us do that.

We can't afford to be complacent. If the industry doesn't embrace new technology, then we will be replaced. But, SCC is a technology that we are adopting enthusiastically.

The insurance company determined it was a tornado. We've replaced everything. It took most of the front porch. We've rebuilt or replaced some walls, replaced flooring, the roof and the ceilings. Pex Tufvesson controls the demo scene. The insurance company determined it was a tornado. We've replaced everything. It took most of the front porch. We've rebuilt or replaced some walls, replaced flooring, the roof and the ceilings.

It's worth remembering that every time that a new communication technology becomes popular there's usually a moral panic. When the telephone was introduced in the 19th century, there was widespread fear that it would decrease the authority of parents over their daughters, that men would be entering the house through the telephone line. That's something we are going through now with the Internet, the fear that strange men will enter the house through the DSL line.

I don't know any broker who'd be willing to short a stock without getting the borrow. Any reputable fund manager and broker wouldn't do this - it's inconceivable. I don't know anyone who's done it and I don't know anyone who knows anyone who's done it.

Often the broker will pick their successor. The broker ultimately gets the final say in who gets it because it's their book.

However, a broker could not misrepresent the facts. If a broker is asked and he or she has knowledge, he or she must disclose it.

These relationships can last for years if there's a sense of empathy on the broker's part, ... Clients leave a broker because of interaction that makes them feel terrible.

With that technology in place we will better serve our customers, which is what our surveys indicate our customers want us to do. And with this technology in place, we can also offer other services like high-speed Internet, video on demand, cable television, digital telephone service and others.

We saw that the technology is there to blow through to a whole different model for how you interact with the telephone to get through to a company,

Stuart Patterson

The aim of speaker verification technology is to enhance the privacy and security of the telephone self-service channel.

This is very early in this industry, ... It's like that first telephone call -- try to imagine the cell phones (of) today. We don't know exactly how it will play out, but we know the technology is powerful.

Charles Holliday

You can talk about the placement process or the evaluation process, but at the end of the day what is an insurance broker? An insurance broker is a client advocate. At its core that's what they do.

There's an old story about the person who wished his computer was as easy to use as his telephone. That wish has come true, since I no longer know how to use my telephone.

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