Sentence examples for domestic software from inspiring English sources

Moreover, language-specific software and domestic software that has been widely used for years have to be added.

First, Chinese players are likely to benefit from the domestic software market demand, which is higher and increasing more rapidly than in India.

Executives at Platform Software dispute Mr. Gabrenya's charges, saying the company has stringent rules in place to separate its foreign operations from its domestic software development process and computer systems.

Mr. Subramanyam and the senior officials are accused of buying shares in a domestic software company, Cyberspace Infosys, at an inflated price of 930 rupees a share while its market value was estimated at less than 2 rupees.

Its best bet is to team up with other firms in some areas and concentrate instead on domestic software consulting, where it does fairly well.The deal that Fujitsu announced with Siemens on October 8th to expand their existing partnership by sharing more of the cost of parts for some common computer models is small compared with the overhaul Fujitsu really needs.

The privacy leakage of the domestic software of each Android electronic market is then analyzed statistically.

Because of the domestic Android software developers' lack of awareness of the protection of user privacy data, software will often reveal the user's privacy data.

In 2013, Canada's Citizen Lab released a report detailing how Anglo-German company FinFisher implanted domestic spying software in 25 countries, including governments in Ethiopia, Vietnam, Bahrain and Qatar.

However, the ministry's vital servers were unaffected because they were running domestic Russian software, the spokeswoman said, including an operating system called Elbrus that was first developed during the late years of the Soviet Union, the New York Times reported.

But in 2005 Ufida, a David among Goliaths if there ever was one, nevertheless grabbed a fifth of the domestic business software market versus 12% for Chinese rival Kingdee, 8% for SAP and 6% for Oracle, according to CCID, a Beijing research firm.

They were triggered by the inexorable demand for labor: planters needed slaves to work their fields; Northern factories needed men and women to work the machines; today, the service economy needs cab drivers, doctors, domestics and software engineers.