Sentence examples for IT acumen from inspiring English sources

High: You mentioned that some companies are reluctant to bring CIOs on boards because while they have the IT acumen naturally, they don't necessarily have the reputation historically for the business acumen.

Make it "acumen and analysis … are respected".

Boards rich in IT acumen, for example, expect to be addressed at a level reflective of their knowledge.

"Abroad: British Literary Traveling Between the Wars" (1980) examined a tradition in writing rarely examined by scholars, and it was hailed for its critical acumen, though it also includes a rant against tourists and tourism, which he decries as the antithesis of ennobling travel and the bane of real travelers.

It is Acumen Fund, not Funds.

For me, it was Acumen's systematic perspective, and consideration for scalability as an investment requirement.

What it lacked was marketing acumen, and it got that in February 1998, when it hired former Apple Computer aapl global marketing chief Guerrino De Luca to be its chief executive.

Finding items that must be thrown away isn't for the man cave cleaning novice; it requires the acumen and intelligence of an experienced man cave ninja because it isn't just what's obviously strewn about––it's also about unearthing the hidden junk.

To be sure, there is no law prohibiting a network from boasting that it outmaneuvered the agencies and its rivals when it did not, just as nothing prevents an agency from bragging about a negotiating acumen it did not possess.

Is it evidence of acumen or timidity?

Such acumen, it appears, is in short supply.