Sentence examples for a successful information from inspiring English sources

By then, Casaleggio was a successful information technology executive, former head of the Italian operations of the British firm Logica.

Intellectual property is the key to a successful information business.

Key to the delivery and management of high-quality cancer services for this diverse patient group is a successful information strategy, with access to reliable, detailed and relevant data on disease frequency and outcome (Jensen et al, 1991; National Institute for Clinical Excellence [NICE], 2003; Department of Health, 2007).

A successful data scientist will deliver information effectively but also listen to the stakeholder's requirements and really understand what the business problem is first, in order to solve it.

Correct track-to-track correlation, however, is a prerequisite to successful information fusion.

The objective of this study was to validate SIC-IR as a successful health information technology with an accurate clinical data repository.

PTV is one example of a successful personalized information service, operating in the domain of TV listings, and designed specifically to address the information overload problem in the digital TV space.

In cellular wireless networks, location management is an important mechanism that enables network to discover the current attachment point of a mobile so as to facilitate successful information delivery.

A year after being elected MP for Welwyn Hatfield in 2005, his alter ego Green boasts that he's been "an overnight online success" and "one of the web's most successful information product providers".

The recognition of facial emotion is a complex social cognition ability, which involves several stages of successful information processing, including initial visual processing, structural encoding of a face; this processed information is subsequently associated with the representation of cognitive, semantic, and affective information used for distinguishing between the emotions [ 39, 40].

A successful Geographic Information System (GIS) depends in large part on using map projections correctly, and a person's skills in managing and converting projections can dictate the value of a database.