Sentence examples for beyond information technology from inspiring English sources

Regulators have changed their approaches slightly by allowing secondary markets in spectrum, but this anachronistically still presumes exclusive, not shared, use.Mr Benkler does not limit his analysis to computing and bandwidth, but tries to make a broader point in favour of sharing goods far beyond information technology.

Likewise, as the landscape of therapeutic options changes with the introduction of new antibiotics, new data on additional indications (e.g., efficacy against new bacterial strains), epidemiologic data on cure rates, global/regional resistance development, and/or the exodus of agents from the market, such systems need some level of continued support beyond information technology.

The need to constantly adapt is the new reality for many workers, well beyond the information technology business.

However, the company is looking to extend its business-to-business e-commerce model beyond the information technology market.

The 20th century was the century of nationalism, mass democracy, large-scale industrialism, and developments in communication and information technology beyond the reach of any 19th-century imagination so far as magnitude is concerned.

Beyond the litany of information technology pioneers, the efforts of innovators in other fields have been equally impressive in forcing change in their respective fields.

The implications extend well beyond the computer and information technology industry because, in addition to being directly incorporated in devices such as medical diagnostics and automobiles, computer software technology is used in the development and design of virtually everything today — from computational biology to 3D printing to computer-aided design.

Vassar's mistake went beyond the usual pitfalls of information technology.

As Paul Mason argues in PostCapitalism, the impacts of information technology go way beyond simple automation: they are likely to destroy the very basis of the market economy, and the relationship between work and wages.

The loss of these so-called Baby Bells — subsidiaries like New York Telephone and Southern Bell — opened the door for AT&T to hurl its economic and technological might into new, unregulated businesses to compete with companies like I.B.M. Bell Labs was the glamorous vanguard of this drive to go beyond communications into all phases of information technology.

The CIO's role inside many companies is evolving well beyond the traditional function of running information technology (IT).