Sentence examples for computer modernization from inspiring English sources

Big computer modernization projects often run late and cost more than anticipated.

The central bank, which has 43 check-processing offices nationwide, also began a nationwide computer modernization project last year.

Mr. Seymour said that change would be part of a "massive computer modernization that is now under way" at the Department of Motor Vehicles.

The failure here is on both the flight side, and the information side, meaning it's difficult even to properly make affected customers aware they'll be delayed, and it's a strong argument in a series of recent computer-related airline flubs that modernization in the industry's systems is long overdue.

Under the new centralized system, federal air traffic employees in the 20 regional radar-control centers are for the first time all using identical technology, thanks to a recently completed modernization of the agency's computer hardware and software.

Mejía was eager to point out that although the decision to confront the Vat's physical and structural problems came just after his departure, certain aspects of the modernization — the decision to use computer tagging for the printed books, for instance — had already become a priority when he arrived.

Six months ago, the National Weather Service celebrated the completion of a decade-long modernization program that gives forecasters access to computer and satellite data that their professional predecessors could scarcely have imagined.

Accelerating the development of the computer industry to satisfy the needs of China's modernization is an important task and duty entrusted by the people of China.

"Funds could be used for a range of emergency repair and renovation projects, greening and energy efficiency upgrades, asbestos abatement and removal, and modernization efforts to build new science and computer labs and to upgrade technology in our schools," says a White House summary of the American Jobs Act.

Among the fall shows NBC Universal will not be able to market through iTunes, effective immediately, are "Bionic Woman," a high-profile and expensive modernization of the 1976 original, and "Chuck," a drama about a computer geek who unwittingly acquires government secrets.

That commission would appoint a director and oversee an estimated $200 million modernization of the agency, which is now saddled with some computers that are outdated and incapable of communicating with other government computers.