"IT tech" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to people who specialize in information technology, like, "The company has hired several new IT techs in the past few years."
The security officer who gave you a second chance (or was it a third), the assistant coach who listened on the day you really needed someone to talk to, the IT tech who miraculously resurrected your dead hard drive, the cafe server who gave a cheerful greeting that somehow helped on the last day of exam week.
So there you have it, tech fans: 12 consecutive days' worth of offbeat tech-gadget gifts for your loved ones and pals.
After Sandberg explained it, tech executives in the room discussed if a similar system could be developed for flagging social media users showing signs of radicalization.
It's in their tech – their teachings, they call it tech – that if they are, as they see it, attacked, they fight back.
He calls it "Tech Tuesday".
What Is It? Tech, DMs Open.
Once you receive this information, you pass it over to the IT techs that can help.
McCain's narrative has nothing to do with being a cool, with-it, tech-savvy counter-Luddite who spends his free time on Slashdot.
"If you compare it to tech stocks, it's got real earnings".
Can it identify tech start-up villages?
