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This accreditable, service-oriented architecture provides a secure, compartmented Microsoft Windows-based environment -- a user-friendly environment familiar to today's countless personal computer users.

Critical characteristics of an accreditable institution, basic purposes of accreditation, and nontraditional forms of most concern.

Measuring up to the association's high standards, the MIAMI Institute is recognized with a three-year term of accreditation and the AAAHC characteristics indicative of an accreditable organization.

Specifically, AECS is seeking up to approximately 200 megawatts (MW) of accreditable regulatory capacity either with or without associated energy for July and August 2007, up to approximately 400 MW for July and August 2008, and up to approximately 450 MW for July and August 2009.

MOBILEINT was designed to be fully accreditable by government agencies including CIA, NSA, DIA, State Department, FEMA, and DSS.

Granting this accreditation reflects the confidence of the AAAHC that SunStar meets, and will continue to demonstrate throughout the accreditation term, the attributes of an accreditable organization as outlined by the standards in the Accreditation Handbook for Ambulatory Care.