Sentence examples for a specialist in data from inspiring English sources

The Amazon interruption, said Lew Moorman, chief strategy officer of Rackspace, a specialist in data center services, was the computing equivalent of an airplane crash.

John Fremer, a specialist in data forensics who was hired by an independent panel to dig deeper into the Atlanta schools, and who investigated earlier scandals in Texas and elsewhere, said educator cheating was rising.

Dell's stock fell 9 percent Friday morning, after its debacle with PCs, but Dell also turned around and bought a company called Gale Technologies, a specialist in data center management, for an undisclosed sum.

"During the next decade we're going to see smarts put into everything," said Ed Lazowska, a computer scientist at the University of Washington who is a specialist in Big Data.

Web security provider Blue Coat Systems — itself acquired in a $1.3 billion deal by Thoma Bravo at the end of December 2011 — is making an acquisition today: it's buying Solera Networks, a specialist in big data security, for an undisclosed sum (although we have reached out to the company to ask).

As some of these start to get snapped up by bigger fish — Lattice Data, a specialist in dark and unstructured data, was snapped up for about $200 million last May by Apple — it's interesting to see Trifacta pick up not just financial but strategic investors, which gives them more say (potentially) in steering how it develops.

Today the company announced that it would acquire Plexxi, a specialist in software-defined data center solutions, aimed at optimising application performance for enterprises that are using hybrid cloud environments.

That expansion started with the acquisition of Israeli firm T-Soft, a specialist in network discovery and data reconciliation that counts carriers such as Belgacom and Swisscom among its customers.

A study conducted by Roger Clarke, the famed Australian specialist in data surveillance and privacy, indicates that the costs resulting from the erosion of personal privacy are so significant that they essentially threaten the very foundation of a democratic society.

Dr. Mora is not a climate scientist; rather he is a specialist in using large sets of data to illuminate environmental issues.

Based on all assessments, drug treatments and all documentation in medical records a specialist in geriatric medicine evaluated all data, in order to arrive at diagnoses, using the same criteria for all participants.