Sentence examples for division of the software from inspiring English sources

If the merger is approved, the business media association would become part of the content division of the software association.

"How do you take a big collection of things and make sense out of it?" asks Gary Flake, founder and director of Microsoft Live Labs, a division of the software giant that designs experimental Web tools.

Microsoft plans to ask the federal judge overseeing the antitrust case against it for authority to obtain hundreds of pages of government records and for permission to summon witnesses to argue that the proposed division of the software giant into two companies is unwarranted.

"More information produces better results," said Mr. Wolfers, a professor of economics at the Gerald R. Ford School of Public Policy at the University of Michigan, who wrote the paper with David Rothschild, an economist at Microsoft Research, a division of the software company.

Others, like the ASP divisions of the software vendors themselves, specialize in one line of applications, the way Oracle Business Online uses Oracle products, or Aristasoft only uses software from parent J. D. Edwards.

This month marks the 20th anniversary of Microsoft Research, perhaps the most consistently interesting division of the hulking software company.

Mr. Davis, 30, is a principal product manager in the collaboration technologies division of the Oracle Corporation, the software developer in Redwood Shores, Calif.; he works in Manhattan.

As part of today's announcement, Palm also said it was finalizing the spin-off of PalmSource, the software division of the company that is responsible for developing and licensing the widely used Palm operating system to other manufacturers, like Sony and Kyocera.

Last year a majority of Allscripts was purchased for $330 million by the health division of British software company Misys, which sells accounting and scheduling software to 110,00 doctors in the U.S. The official name was changed to Allscripts-Misys, but the health records business is still run out of Chicago by Tullman.

Since taking over management of the software division last year, Mr. Thompson has moved to cut expenses.

In 1998, Mr. Cigale, then general manager of the software division at Princeton Review, felt an entrepreneurial itch.