Sentence examples for IT headcount from inspiring English sources

Norfolk council said that it has cut its IT headcount by 12%.

Nottingham city council recorded a 12% increase in its IT headcount.

From the interviewees' point of view, the fear of losing power in their position at the company, especially within the IT department, is reflected, especially when moving into the cloud is "used" to reduce the existing IT headcount (P01, P03, P04, P12, P13, P14).

According to figures published in response to freedom of information requests by Guardian Government Computing by some of the highest spending local authorities on IT in the UK, several councils have seen double digit falls in their IT headcount.

Hertfordshire council's average IT headcount fell by 22% between 2008-09 and January 2012, going from 22 to 17.

It was not the only council to do so, with a number of councils recording rises in ICT employees: Essex county council's average IT headcount rose by 69% between 2008-09 and 2011-12, increasing from 85 to 144.

Meanwhile, of interest to European readers, the Israel-founded company now headquartered in the U.S., has opened a Berlin, Germany office, as well as expanding its London office, seeing it increase its headcount two-fold.

The company also says that it quadrupled its headcount in the past year, from 25 to more than 100.

In 2011, 140 Proof says that it increased revenue by 700percentthathathehe average media buy across all customers doubled, and that it tripled its headcount.

While the newly formed company does count former Nokia employees among its headcount, it's easy to see how the whole endeavor might amount to little more than just the leveraging of a brand name that still means a lot to consumers in many parts of the world.

True, it has trimmed its headcount sharply and unbundled its assets.