The Safekeep. Yael van der Wouten.ISBN 9781668034347. 272 pages In 1997 the Dutch government set up the Kordes Committee, to investigate the theft and recovery of property of war victims. Twenty five years later, in 2022, the Dutch Cabinet decided to make €181.5 million available to the Jewish community “in order to finally do justice […]
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PBS Communications have been involved in helping users get exactly the right colour output, and to print on a variety of papers, heavy, embossed, shiny. It all comes together in a vibrant UK publishing industry. PBS Communications are enduring enthusiastic readers and talk about nothing else at the end of week wind down. Here begins
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Service level Agreements have been used for a number of years in a wide range of different industries and business sectors. Telecoms providers (following the denationalisation of the sector) were the first providers to publicise the acronym “SLA” There’s even a (very good) Wikipedia entry on the subject. Not many people would challenge the need
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