Providers Quotes

Who better will understand this problem than those in the health care industry? I think that frankly many of the providers in our partnership are doing this for the good of the community, not necessarily for their own good. - Candice King

While the FBI has always, as a first instinct, sought to work cooperatively and closely with computer network service providers, software and equipment manufacturers and many others to fight these crimes, it also became obvious that the FBI needed its own tools to fight this battle. - Donald Kerr

While it will take many years for all data users, providers, and vendors to adopt the recommended standards, the roadmap is intended to help organizations travel in the same direction. - Ann Donovan

While early home networking initiatives were driven by end users, the whole-home networking model envisioned by most service providers puts control of home network resources firmly in the hands of the network operators themselves. This dramatic shift in perception will have huge and permanent ramifications for the entire home networking supply chain. - Rick Thompson

Which hat are you wearing when? ... Because not all firefighters want to be EMS providers and not all EMS providers want to be firefighters. But some want to be both. - William Donahue

Where does it end? School teachers, day-care providers? This opens a Pandora's Box. - Frank Mylar

When you're only one of two broadband options for millions of more consumers, you give content providers and services providers fewer options to turn to, which directly affects what services consumers get and what prices they pay for them. Bigger is not always better. - Kenneth DeGraff

When you force teens to undergo intrusive medical procedures as punishment, you alienate them from the health care system and health providers they need to be able to rely on and trust in order to protect their well-being. - David Bell

When we consider that it is small business that drives the economy to have that engine resting on the backs of millions of uninsured workers is a bad proposition for the U.S. economy. This has to be seen as a wake-up call to policymakers and healthcare providers as it puts an increasing burden on an already frayed safety net. - Peter Lee