Sentence examples for digital breakthrough from inspiring English sources

For Coleridge, the initiative reflects Condé Nast's "real digital breakthrough in the last eight months and a step change in usage.

We need to shift the focus from what the next big digital breakthrough will be, to finding the future employees who will actually create it.

There were real digital breakthroughs happening, but easy credit meant the boom got out of hand.

The widely anticipated plan (Science, 15 January, p. 302) follows up on an August 1998 report from a presidential task force urging a greater investment in the kind of basic computing that produced the Internet and other digital breakthroughs.

It's also a time when every business leader needs to consider how these digital technology breakthroughs are going to impact not just their companies, but their communities, the planet and society as a whole.

"Breakthrough digital device" might be pushing it.

WHEN Steve Jobs unveiled a new handheld music player, the iPod, in 2001, the nay-sayers saw his "breakthrough digital device" as an overpriced gizmo with limited appeal.

The message inside heralded the imminent unveiling of "a breakthrough digital device" that Apple wouldn't identify, except to say that it wasn't a Mac.

Indeed, dynamic multimedia content will be required to create the next breakthrough digital service.

Whether it is enough to give the digital pen its breakthrough moment - sales have been treading water for the last 18 months - is another matter.

The companies we partner with are focused on creating breakthrough digital products.