Sentence examples for computing manager from inspiring English sources

The bride's father is the academic computing manager at Wesleyan University in Middletown, Conn.

He also said this approach allowed a corporate computing manager to turn capacity on and off to fit a company's business cycles.

"I'm the kind of guy who likes to interface with our customers," says Jeff Chu, Arm's mobile computing manager.

Pixie Boyden, administrative computing manager at Loyola Law School, will go through the steps of using this networking tool in a small classroom setting at Women At Work, 3871 E. Colorado Blvd., Pasadena 91107.

But these days, Sun, based in Santa Clara, Calif., is confronted with more competition at the high end of the corporate computing market and an increasing willingness among corporate computing managers to build systems out of clusters of inexpensive computers running Linux.

School computing managers warn IT equipment is not keeping step with developments like the Raspberry Pi.

Linux is finding new acceptance based largely on an endorsement of the technology by I.B.M. and the growing acceptance of corporate computing managers, who are trying to limit spending and gain more control over their computing systems.

However, Microsoft's most pressing problem in the new corporate computing market is that it must convince corporate computing managers that Windows is an effective alternative to an increasingly stable and scalable opponent: Linux, the free version of Unix that has recently begun to gain adherents in corporate settings.

The pro-Linux optimism is echoed by Laura Didio, a Yankee Group analyst who said a recent survey of corporate computing managers had found great frustration with Microsoft's recent shift to selling software by subscription rather than as a shrink-wrapped product.

The unresolved ownership has been seen as a limiting factor in the willingness of computing managers for businesses large and small to adopt open-source software, which can be adapted freely by software developers and can be legally shared or modified by end users.

But most of my shows are for corporate audiences, and I don't think it would be appropriate to fall backwards into a flock of cloud computing managers.