Sentence examples for behind the infrastructure from inspiring English sources

"But he's the fellow who knows the technology, and he's the one behind the infrastructure".

But in recent years, tech companies like Google and Microsoft started getting in on the game, putting big bucks behind the infrastructure that's made the shift to an always connected world possible.

The little book of civilisation is a really fabulous resource exploring how civil engineering is behind the infrastructure that supports our daily life – from roads to railways to hospitals to schools, to access to drinking water and shelter from the weather – and how we often only realise its value when parts of it fail or are taken away.

As well as making BlackBerrys, RIM also handles the delivery, using its own behind-the-scenes infrastructure, of e-mails to millions of its devices around the world.

That is the question some commentators are asking after it emerged that a key element of the behind-the-scenes infrastructure has been delayed again.

You've probably never heard of BEA: it's doubly obscure, producing the behind-the-scenes infrastructure that large companies use to build behind-the-scenes software systems for their entire business, or "enterprise software".

To allow the system to work, and to ultimately allow people to move supplier and retain their meter's smart functionality, the government has contracted Capita to provide the behind-the-scenes infrastructure.

The authority has a long list of other projects that could get some of the stimulus money, including subway and commuter rail station renovation and improvements to behind-the-scenes infrastructure like rail yards and shops.

Don't ignore the plumbing: Smooth multi-touchpoint experiences are enabled by lots of "boring" behind-the-scenes infrastructure that passes customer data around so that it can be employed at each touchpoint.

You've probably never heard of BEA: it's doubly obscure, producing the behind-the-scenes infrastructure that large companies use to build behind-the-scenes software systems for their entire business, or "enterprise software". Both Oracle and BEA are based in Silicon Valley, but their side of the street is not lit by klieg lights and does not get the same attention as the Googles and Yahoos.

3Com coms has been repeatedly criticized for not investing in high-growth businesses, and now it hopes to transform itself from a behind-the-scenes infrastructure supplier into a consumer electronics brand.