Sentence examples for development for consumer from inspiring English sources

"We're constantly looking at ways to reduce power consumption the technology consumes," says Sujata Neidig, director of business development for consumer technology at Freescale, a microchip maker.

Still, the technology is in early development for consumer use.

Ms. McCoy, meanwhile, started her career in 1982 at Johnson & Johnson as a scientist in research and development for consumer products.

"The whole idea behind Zune is much broader than the devices themselves," said J Allard, the Microsoft vice president who oversees design and development for consumer products like the Zune and the Xbox 360 game consoles.

But defenders of the project say the total that will be spent on ITER and its associated projects is small when compared with what some companies would spend on research and development for consumer goods, like new car models, over the same time frame.

"The forthcoming launch of the Skiff Reader is an exciting development for consumers who are looking for more and more choice in the arena of embedded devices," said Dan Dooley, president wholesale solutions, Sprint.

Game industry analyst Michael Pachter said that the merger should be a positive development for consumers.

To bridge the profound time gap between the development cycle for consumer technology and that of an automobile — a delay that can saddle a new vehicle with obsolete consumer tech within a year of its arrival in showrooms — Audi proposed a remedy at C.E.S. "We have now found a way to sync developments in infotainment with the vehicle's electronics and eliminate the five-year lag," Mr. Hudi said.

The company was founded by long-time serial entrepreneur, Andrew Busey, currently a Partner at Chaotic Moon, a mobile strategy and development firm for consumer brands, that's worked with companies like Disney, Pizza Hut, Pinkberry, Marvel, Xbox, National Geographic, Taco Bell, Starbucks, Samsung, and many, many more.

"The innovative offerings by cable companies are positive developments for consumers and represent accepted and legitimate business practices as well as sound network management," the statement read in part.

She is a director of new product development for the consumer card group at American Express in New York.