Sentence examples for consolidated network from inspiring English sources

The Korean National Emergency Management Agency proposed to replace existing public safety wireless networks of 46 agencies with a nation-wide consolidated network.

It also requests a study to determine whether at least some agencies can realistically adopt consolidated network architectures.

A consolidated network can mean far better services to and from Europe by funneling more cargo into larger transshipment hubs who can then have the volumes necessary for virtually around the clock departures.

It has a non-experimental design, because information about the existing situation inside the academic and research networks of a higher education institution in Mexico was gathered; because CUDI is a more consolidated network, it was used as the sample.

RCN, the cable television, phone and Internet provider backed by Paul G. Allen, eliminated 50 jobs last year as it consolidated network operations centers.

Over a decade, Mr. Ding's fortunes rose with Huawei's, and in 2005 he was appointed president of its newly consolidated core network group, a business created from the merger of its landline and wireless divisions.

Although Britain has a modern and recently consolidated cable network, and there are hopes that broadband fixed wireless operators will enter the market, the government has come to believe that LLU is critical to creating the competitive market it wants to see.

However, as the pilot study shows, in territories where migrant entrepreneurs have not yet developed in a consolidated (structural) network, it remains more often than not a personal struggle and a survival strategy.

The consolidated payment network will have a more direct distribution model, with startups delivering value to merchants and cardholders through the billions of mobile devices at the edge and the large payment networks at the center, with fewer intermediaries in between.

• R/GA had revenue last year of $190 million, according to the annual Agency Report compiled by the trade publication Advertising Age, up 46.2 percent from 2009 — the largest percentage gain for any unit of the 15 largest consolidated agency networks in the Ad Age rankings.

EE, as you might recall, was formed in 2010 when the two carriers merged their UK businesses in an attempt to have better economies of scale through lower operational costs, consolidated mobile networks, and more buying clout with handset makers.