Sentence examples for easy to use technology from inspiring English sources
"Maintaining air links between cities as far apart as Inverness and London makes sense, but at the same time we must invest in improvements to our rail network and make it easy to use technology to do business from anywhere in Scotland.
Here's what I think it takes to make a good life-hack app: Routine: it's easy to use technology as an aid if it fits into a routine (say, check the app first thing every morning or after every meal); less so if you need to remember to use it.
The system is an "easy to use" technology environment.
Part of Reeves' ambitions focus on empowering small businesses withe easy to use technology that was previously only available for the enterprise.
If someone came to hospitals (and progressive payers) offering a managed service with an easy to use technology layer, it could be a game-changer.
Drawing from existing research using geotagged photos and two real-world applications of the approach to collect crime data, the paper's objective is to encourage criminologists to consider the utility of this low-cost, readily available, and easy to use technology.
Our customers are asking to view their images, listen to music and watch movies with very easy to use technologies from HP. HP has been successful with our media center PCs and digital photography.
In general, easy to use technologies with quality supportive design features (like the ones available in blogging tools) enhance interaction between users and such systems (Halic et al., 2010; Liu et al., 2010; Cheng et al., 2011).
Novartis is looking for accessible, affordable and easy to use technologies that can seamlessly integrate into the life of a patient who has recently been diagnosed with heart failure.
The company is expected to proclaim that tablet-style computing with a pen is a more natural and easier to use technology than personal computers with keyboard and mouse.
Getting lower cost and easier to use technology out there and we're all on this technology.
