Sentence examples for developed mainframe from inspiring English sources

Mr. Wang's company, which began as the U.S. subsidiary of a large Swiss firm, did not design popular programs like Microsoft's Windows systems, but developed mainframe technologies and programs that kept computer networks humming.

Late last year Fujitsu said Amdahl stopped developing mainframe computer systems, following a similar move by rival Hitachi in early 2000.

So while Netscape itself isn't developing mainframe server software, it is discussing strategic alliances with IBM and Beyond Software, according to Netscape chief information officer Larry Geisel.

In addition, he developed several mainframe and microcomputer engineering design application packages which he utilized extensively in his teaching program.

The Soviet Union is particularly promising for companies developing large mainframe systems or for commercial software vendors looking to develop commoditylike products for PCs on the cheap.

With Fujitsu's help as a financial backer and component supplier, Amdahl has been able to meet the rising ante to develop new mainframe machines, and its rank among U.S. computer companies has risen from nineteenth in 1980 to thirteenth in 1990.

The article is based on the results of the experience developed in the mainframe of the educational innovation project performed at La Laguna University during the 2012-2013 acourses courses.

Perhaps for the first time since the original personnel database was developed on a mainframe, we believe HR technology can become one of a company's most important tools for talent management, strategic decision-making, and overall company success.

The company argues that its success reflects the fact that it has invested billions of dollars developing new mainframes.

Several HV modules can be installed in a nano-ammeter mainframe already developed in Frascati, realizing a HV crate able to supply up to 24 triple GEM chambers with a 1 nA resolution monitoring system.

To help coax new users, IBM will be offering free access to the LinuxOne cloud, a mainframe simulation tool it developed for creating, testing and piloting Linux mainframe applications.