Sentence examples for changing information technology from inspiring English sources
Advances in Computers is the oldest series to provide an annual update to the continuously changing information technology field.
Both companies purvey high-tech products and services to the world's largest companies, competing in the rapidly changing information technology sector.
Advances in treatment modality/technology and rapidly changing information technology create increasing demand for changes/redevelopment of many health information applications.
And art in return is also changing information technology, by doing what art has done since the beginning, when the Babylonians first painted their palace walls, the Spanish royals first sat for a portrait or Gauguin first laid eyes on the South Pacific — by pushing the limits of our perception.
The two personal-computer makers boast impressive records as innovators Dell in supply-chain management and HP in fundamental research though each has lost some of its creative spark in recent years.Both are battling to remain relevant in a rapidly changing information-technology landscape.
But other factors swamped that advantage: poor macroeconomic policy made it more inflation-prone and hindered investment planning; and Japan and Germany could anyway grow more easily by importing technology during their long catch-up phases.Now, with fast-changing information technology putting a premium on innovation, America's flexible model may be coming into its own.
Today, however, flexible, price-sensitive markets may be a bigger advantage in encouraging innovation, especially given fast-changing information technology.It is possible that, without economic reforms, growth in Germany and Japan may lag behind America's over the next decade.
Instead of constructing a big complex organization to handle complexity, the organization disaggregates the problem into tiny pieces so that it can be put together in minuscule increments and adjusted in the light of new, and rapidly changing, information about both the technology and the customer.
Now, veterans face a rapidly changing, information and service oriented, technology driven, global economy which demands more educated, adaptable, and socially skilled workers with shrinkingly few who share or appreciate any of their military experience.
"This is rapidly changing information".
