Sentence examples for enrollment technology from inspiring English sources

"We deal with all employee questions, we deal with all the enrollment technology, and deal with all the data analytics.

In addition to providing general guidance to leaders in other states looking to set up their own health insurance exchanges, Kentucky could, for example, lease out its enrollment technology or partner with other states on certain functions of the marketplace, like customer service.

However some stakeholders, particularly decision makers, spoke of a need to move beyond individual factors such as patient enrollment or technology use, to fully evaluate whether and how this relatively new way of providing care is working for patients and providers.

Enrollment in the computer technology and applications program has grown 25percentt in the last two years, and now it has 650 students.

Health and safety conditions take precedence but other considerations include the technology infrastructure, enrollment, academic needs and energy conservation.

EDUCATION Universities in Japan are pushing to increase female enrollment in science and technology, despite a culture that pushes most women toward the humanities.

The company is also claiming that its biometric identification technology is "enrollment portable", with authentication technologies available for sign-in authentication across Windows, Android, iOS, Mac OS, and Linux as well as stand-alone client-server technologies.

Black enrollment in the elite science, technology, engineering and math AP classes is traditionally abysmally low.

Another bill he shepherded into law, he said, offers funds for colleges with large minority enrollments to upgrade their technology.

LAX in Los Angeles will be the next airport to activate the technology and member enrollment is up 150percentt since last year.

Among them, Principles of Technology had the highest enrollment rates (0.69~1.10% for all), followed by Scientific Research and Design (0.61~0.94% for all) and Principles of Engineering (0.20~0.40% for all) across years.