Sentence examples for best information technology from inspiring English sources

He then promised that in a techno-surge he would recruit the best information technology talent in the country to come to the rescue and fix the problems.

According to a recent Hewlett-Packard survey 93 percent of companies have placed cost concerns over the best information technology solutions, leading 89 percent of those companies to experience I.T.-related problems.

In 1999, Schonfeld won the prize for best information technology submission at London's Business Journalist of the Year Awards, and in 2001 he won the prize for best space submission at the Aerospace Journalist of the Year Awards in Paris.

Matloff wants to know whether the computer engineers entering the United States on the coveted temporary skilled-worker visa really rank, as industry representatives seeking to raise the visa limit claim, among "the world's best" information technology (IT) brains, whose presence is essential to America's ability to innovate in the future.

We're going to challenge each of our 57 regional VA offices to come up with the best ways of doing business, harnessing the best information technologies, breaking through the bureaucracy.

The veterans' system has low costs, one of the nation's best information-technology systems for health care, and quality of care that (despite what you've heard) has, in recent years, come to exceed the private sector's on numerous measures.

At the Pentagon, the Acting Assistant Secretary of Defense for Reserve Affairs, Charles L. Cragin, said today that an investigation by a group of senior officials had concluded that the decisions first to identify the remains as Lieutenant Blassie's and then in 1978 to reclassify them as unidentified were honest ones made with the best information and technology available.

In Canada, "they started with what Wal-Mart does best -- information technology and logistics," Mr. Exstein said.

Horticulture at the Arnold Arboretum utilizes the best available information, technologies and practices to provide exemplary stewardship for the living collections and the Olmsted/Sargent historic landscape.

NASCIO educational programs are centered on policy issues, trends, best practices and information technology issues that affect the public and private sectors.

And what this group of institutions has started doing to break down those barriers is an example of what the entire U.S. health-care system needs to do to make the best use of information technology.