Sentence examples for deliver upgrades from inspiring English sources

Now, Internet companies can, and do, deliver upgrades with a flip of a virtual switch — not always to the delight of their customers.

Today, that whole cycle can take only months, as cloud providers deliver upgrades multiple times a year.

Over-the-air updates will deliver upgrades to the infotainment system as well as the overall vehicle firmware.

But this assumes that the SRA and the fragmented rail industry can deliver upgraded local services - the Government will need to revisit the railway industry structure, and the SRA's objectives and guidance to make sure it can do this.

Further, Lockheed recently delivered upgrades to other equipment used at air traffic centers on time and under budget.

Rail Minister Norman Baker told BBC Radio 4's Today programme that while Network Rail was "delivering upgrades and new infrastructure well", it had taken its "eye off the ball" when it comes to day-to-day maintenance of the network.

They'll be able to proactively engage customers by delivering upgrades, maintenance services, new features and incentives for upcoming models straight to every dashboard.

Intuit is perfectly capable of simply restoring the old functionality to Deluxe by delivering upgrades online--as all TurboTax users know, the program automatically checks for and downloads forms and functions that have changed since the last time it was opened.

Late capitalism can't produce many new ideas any more, but it can reliably deliver technological upgrades.

Shaw's review was commissioned by the Treasury at the 2015 budget, soon after the admission that Network Rail would fail to deliver the upgrades in its £38bn five-year plan, after overspending on electrification work.

First's American chief executive, Tim O'Toole, who used to run London Underground, claimed the company would use its "unrivalled knowledge and experience of the network to help deliver significant upgrades over the next few years, in particular the introduction of new trains as the mainline is electrified".