The phrase "administrator of computer system" is not entirely correct; it should be "administrator of a computer system" or "administrator of computer systems." You can use it when referring to someone responsible for managing and maintaining computer systems within an organization.
Example: "The administrator of a computer system is crucial for ensuring network security and system performance."
Alternatives: "system administrator" or "IT administrator."
We studied the work practices of computer system administrators to uncover some of the ways policies are used in practice, and to inform the design of tools that incorporate policies to support more effective system management.
So they put in 110 hours a week, he from 7 a.m. until 9 p.m. as the general manager, running the sales and repair operations, and she from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. as the administrator, in charge of the computer system, personnel and advertising.
Mr. Arias, also 30, is a systems administrator who manages computer systems at the Tudor Investment Corporation, a hedge fund in Greenwich, Conn.
PROFSS can be IT managers; network, systems, and database administrators; computer systems designers and analysts; and related occupations such as computer assistants and operators.
Two weeks before a bond trader at the New York branch of Daiwa Bank was arrested in September 1995, she published "Intangible Game," sold in paperback as "Money Hacking," about three Japanese -- a young hacker, a frustrated bond trader and an irritated administrator -- who break into the computer system of a large American bank and swindle millions of dollars.
"I have become even more careful about being the initiator of hugs," said Dug Barker, a computer system administrator and father of four in Louisville, Ky., who has been a coach in a variety of sports since the late 1970s.
An unemployed British computer system administrator was indicted here today on charges of hacking into 92 United States government computer networks, including some operated by the military and NASA.
In 1975, as administrator of the city's Human Resources Administration in Beame's administration, he set up a computer system to ferret out welfare recipients who were on city and state payrolls or receiving unemployment benefits.
Steve Abbitt, 23, a computer system administrator at the Pacific Stock Exchange in San Francisco, said he did not care about the trial and he was unconcerned about the possible breakup of Microsoft.
(But do not count on it: Check with the computer system administrator!).
