Look up: ON-DEMAND

1. On Demand
   The process whereby clients can order any TSO publication and have it printed and posted out to them within 24 hours. This whole operation is carried out in the Océ Digital Printing Department. A typical day's requirement could range between 200 and 500 totally individual publications for the same ...
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2. On Demand
   A term coined by IBM to embrace their vision of the future. A future where businesses will be more responsive to the needs of their customers and changes in the marketplace. IBM coined the phrase with business in mind but it also lends itself to IT. See Utility Computing to understand how On Demand relates to IT.
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3. On Demand
   Condition to make payment to the holder of a note when he makes a request or demands payment of the amount due for which he has legal rights.
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4. on demand
   adj. in a promissory note, a requirement that the amount due must be paid when the person to whom the funds are owed demands payment (rather than upon a certain date or on installments). Such a note is called a "demand note."
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5. On-Demand
   A term used to describe when labels are printed immediately when the customer needs them and are ready for use versus being sent off-site for printing
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