Sentence examples for deployed solutions from inspiring English sources

However, the methodology of engineering robust natural language interfaces is very diverse and widely deployed solutions are still yet to come.

But here's where it gets interesting: there are a good half-dozen or so startups working on this, not to mention consumer electronics companies like Samsung and others who have already deployed solutions.

We have much better science, and we are in a much better position to deploy solutions".

The skills required to develop and deploy solutions to locally generated demands are likely to come not from business schools, but from information-schools and computer science programmes.

"Everyone knows that what we have now is not good enough, but the carriers are reticent to deploy solutions they see as expensive and technically complicated," said John Melcher, vice president of the National Emergency Number Association, a nonprofit group seeking improvements in the 911 system.

Fuzzy logic is used to aggregate specifications and to deploy solutions.

Petuum is working with beta testers in different industries so that in the future, outsiders can develop and deploy solutions on top of the platform.

Cloud computing paradigms are become increasingly popular, due to decreases in terms of costs, efforts and resources to deploy solutions in line with customer needs.

The authors of [11] are motivated by the business need to quickly develop and deploy solutions, in order to reduce the time to market for telecom services.

By doing so, employees become "citizen developers," best defined as any non-IT specialist within the organization who is empowered to quickly and easily build and deploy solutions that address a specific business need/pain point without IT department support.

"VCs historically ran for the hills whenever they heard the word 'government' and for good reason: software sales cycles were measured in years, governments often required a ton of product customization and a byzantine structure of prime and sub-contractors made it impossible to actually deploy solutions even after a deal was won," writes Bouganim.