Sentence examples for device corporate from inspiring English sources

We share the space with a laptop computer, a satellite-navigation system, a hands-free telephone, a speed-camera alarm, a magnetic tracking device ("corporate work"), a pair of binoculars, umpteen biros, a packet of headache pills and a bottle of lemon-and-lime flavoured water jammed between the handbrake and the driver's seat.

Left to their own devices, corporate managers during the boom weren't about to abandon the earnings game.

The servers the attackers used — what the Internet community calls open recursive servers or, more commonly, open resolvers — are simply home Internet devices, corporate servers, or virtual machines in the cloud that have been sloppily configured to accept messages from any device around the globe.

"This is a mobile video device for corporate users".

"Our goal is to be the preferred device for corporate e-mail," says Ms McDowell.

Chief information officers are often frustrated by the fact that they are inundated by vendors but still have no universal remote device for corporate security, mobility and storage.

To prep a personal device for corporate use, employees must download a plug-in, much like downloading a smartphone app.

What began as a coffee table novelty has emerged as a less costly, far slicker and much more mobile device for corporate executives on the go.

Alan Sepinwall, television writer for The Star-Ledger, said he thought the Mickey Mouse character was used as an effective satirical device for corporate greed, but said he was not particularly impressed with the overall episode because "its targets — the Jonas Brothers, and the Disney company for using them to sell sex to little girls with impunity — were so easy to hit".

Mr Munro, who analyses hundreds of laptops, tablets, phones and other devices for corporate clients, said: "When we seize a device for digital forensics, we put it immediately into a radio-frequency shielded bag, which prevents any signals from getting through.

Since starting its BYOD scheme, the council has realised that it is costing more to allow staff to use their own devices than corporate ones once additional requirements such as mobile device management and helpdesk support are factored in, Doyle said.