Sentence examples for commercial information technology from inspiring English sources

MICROSOFT'S desire to bury an old mistake may be unprecedented in the annals of commercial information technology.

And there are a broader array of companies that could enter this market, from commercial information technology companies to biotechnology companies or pharmaceutical companies.

Unfortunately today a lot of new study courses are developed by mixing existing courses (e.g. industrial and commercial engineering or commercial information technology) or adjusting existing courses (e.g. technology of sustainable energy formed from mechanical and process engineering or environmental engineering formed from civil engineering).

The system uses commercial information technologies, including handheld computers, to create a mobile Web-based chemotherapy incident reporting system for nurses and pharmacists.

CRM is a logical step in the series of the major commercial and information technology (IT) initiatives that have been implemented since the 1980s, beginning with downsizing.

Integration of mobile money operators systems with commercial banks' information technology systems has facilitated the development and provision of products such as automated teller cash withdrawals, quick saving and loans, quick cash loans and transfers into and from bank accounts.

To examine whether a supplemental remote intensive care unit care program, implemented by an integrated delivery network using a commercial telemedicine and information technology system, can improve clinical and economic performance across multiple ICUs.

Northrop, based in Los Angeles, itself sells defense and commercial electronics, systems integration, information technology and nuclear and non-nuclear ships and submarines.

Its Local Government and Commercial consists of the United Kingdom and Europe information technology (IT) and business process outsourcing (BPO), integrated services, education and commercial businesses.

Singapore has few natural resources, so it must rely on manufacturing high-value goods and providing skilled services in health care, education, information technology and commercial enterprises.

Today Reading is a commercial centre, with involvement in information technology and insurance, and, despite its proximity to London, has a net inward commuter flow.