Sentence examples for computerised operations from inspiring English sources
Even away from Wall Street, computerised operations slowed to 70% of their usual speed, because of capacity constraints.
This bundle, together with OCP's Stock Control, Finance and Payroll systems, introduced many small businesses to a streamlined, computerised operation.
They have been trying to modernise, for example by computerising their operations.
Operation of computerised systems requires planning and implementation of staff training and routine upgrading of computer peripherals in line with technological developments.
But while BBC News has reported that the tech giant won't sell Glass until late 2014 at the earliest, airlines are already anticipating how it – and computerised spectacles like it – might someday improve security and other vital airport operations.
If companies had not already computerised on a large scale, running everything from their supply chain to their sales operation electronically, they would not be able to connect to the Internet and amplify their reach overnight".With electronic commerce we've reached that flashpoint," says Mr Ferguson.
The real money for them has always been in long-term contracts to produce weapons platforms, such as aircraft carriers and warplanes.The lighter, more flexible military operation in this Gulf war marks a move away from massed warfare towards smarter, computerised fighting.
Now, it's all computerised.
It has become privatised and computerised.
Some voter lists have been computerised for the first time.
