Sentence examples for applications division from inspiring English sources

Mr. Jobs lured Mr. Hullot to Apple in 2001, where he became chief technology officer of Apple's applications division.

"Perhaps a better analogy would be to the signaling system used by the telephone network to automatically set up telephone calls," said James Utzschneider, Microsoft's director of Web services for the company's business applications division.

An article on Friday about extreme weather conditions occurring around the world misstated part of the name of a group in Geneva whose data management applications division chief commented on the phenomenon.

The most beneficial pieces of the company to spin off, insofar as the industry is concerned, would be the operating systems division and the applications division.

Similarly, its planned computer game product, the X-box, to go on sale next year in competition with Sony, Nintendo and Sega, uses technology from both Microsoft's operating systems and applications divisions.

Starting there in 1997, he held various roles in the supply-chain optimization and consumer applications divisions of the online retailer.

"They should shoot themselves before someone else does," adds Jamie Love, director of Consumer Project on Technology in Washington, D.C. "If [Microsoft] wants to remain an economic powerhouse, they should set up a Chinese wall by creating separate subsidiaries for their operating system and applications divisions.

Not only was its core database-server business up by only 3%, but its booming corporate-applications division had increased revenues by only 7% against 95% in the first quarter.

The Smartphone Native Application division provides 'Kuma the Bear' game application that utilizes without information location and online game application that promotes location information among community game users.

He has also led product for Google's consumer application division which includes Gmail, Gtalk, Google Docs, Google Voice, and Calendar.

The brainchild of Jean-Marie Hullot, former CTO of NeXT Software and Apple's Application Division, Fotopedia was born when Hullot was helping his children with reports for school.