Sentence examples for data subsidiary from inspiring English sources

Her mother works in Atlanta as a senior account manager for the wireless phone and data subsidiary of AT&T.

In a statement, James D. Ellis, SBC's general counsel, said yesterday that the company was exploring the possibility of bringing the separate data subsidiary back into the parent company.

Mr. Tirschwell, 48, works in Newark as the senior vice president for strategy at the international trade information and data subsidiary of United Business Media, a British company that also owns The Journal of Commerce, of which he was the editor in chief until 2004 and the publisher until 2007.

NTT DATA, through subsidiary Mobius Subsidiary Corporation, will make an offer to purchase all outstanding shares of Intelligroup common stock for $4.65 per share, a 21.1% premium to its average closing stock price over the last three-month period and a 27.7% premium over the closing price of the company's common stock before the weekend.

* Bill Firing was named senior vice president at SF Interactive, San Francisco, to head a new customer research and data analysis subsidiary, SF Insights.

SingTel is now bidding for a 52percentt stake in Optus, the Australian wireless and data transmission subsidiary of Cable and Wireless.

Her mother retired as a manager of human resources in Tampa, Fla., for the data services subsidiary of GTE, the telecommunications company.

Boston Scientific is playing catchup to Medtronic, which has built up a data monitoring subsidiary called CareLink that can track data from 95percentt of its heart implant product line for doctors.

As Krebs wrote in an earlier post, the company was recently sued because "it failed to detect for nearly 10 months that a customer of its data broker subsidiary was a scammer who ran a criminal service that resold consumer data to identity thieves".

The company has been building up the capacity to store huge amounts of digital data: a subsidiary called Amazon S3 rents out temporary storage by the terabyte to other websites.Some of this online equivalent to Amazon's physical warehouses is already being filled by digital copies of books.

And Councilwoman Debi Rose, a Staten Island Democrat who was elected in November with the help of the subsidiary, Data and Field Services, has agreed to pay it an additional $13,000 for its services.