Sentence examples for embraced open from inspiring English sources

One by one the industry's giants embraced open source.

What is more, Microsoft has made peace with the antitrust authorities and even largely embraced open standards.In other areas, however, the firm is floundering.

While those countries eventually prospered and embraced open societies, the question for many Chinese is whether the faction-ridden incoming leadership team of Xi Jinping, chosen behind closed doors, can take China to the next stage of political and economic advancement.

So they tend to be wary: a recent study by Accenture, another consultancy, estimated that barely 10% of American doctors use modern EMR systems.In addition, many hospitals and insurers have not embraced open, interconnected EMR systems, choosing instead to keep patient data locked away from competitors' eyes in proprietary systems.

9 29 – Big carriers have finally embraced open standards.

MySpace has embraced open standards across the board, including OpenID, OAuth and Open Social.

Meanwhile, young technology companies today rely on free, open-source business software rather than Microsoft's products, so young students, soon to be looking for jobs, have embraced open-source software as well.

His suggestion that the best of that culture could, if embraced open-mindedly, lead to creative changes in American political life seems to some extent to have come true with the election of Barack Obama.

Meanwhile, IBM has re-invented itself as a successful service company thanks to the way it has embraced open-source Linux and J2EE (Java 2 Enterprise Edition).The clincher is that if software firms continue to think they can cash in on every new increase in computer performance, they will only encourage more and more customers to defect.

As China has embraced opening up and reform, individual — not collective — will is becoming the order of the day.

Wallenstrom also wanted to please the security community, which has embraced open-source as a way to ensure the integrity of encrypted communication.