Sentence examples for groundbreaking services from inspiring English sources

With IDC Health Insights predicting 20% of healthcare organizations will have operational blockchain by 2020, groundbreaking services enabled by blockchain will emerge to protect our most sensitive data and streamline our lives.

We hope this groundbreaking service becomes the norm for all such events.

It wasn't until a groundbreaking service, MindSpace, launched in her school that Grace began to experience some relief.

She sees it as a groundbreaking service that takes the FT's journalistic offering for its readers to a new level in an increasingly competitive landscape.

For those who don't know what Aereo does, it's a simple, yet groundbreaking service.

Again, nobody has a crystal ball; but Google has a long history of building superb, scalable, reliable, (mostly) developer-friendly, and technically groundbreaking web services.

In its decades of operation, Logica has had a history of running a number of groundbreaking technology services, including creating and running a lot of the clearing for UK and European mobile text messaging, banking transfers and the automated ticketing system for the London Underground.

The approach taken by the FCC will lead to a world in which technological progress is dictated by the actions of regulators based on an incomplete and static technological snapshot that will become outdated in a flash instead of by innovators experimenting with ways to provide users with groundbreaking new services.

The first announcement of a groundbreaking download service for the BBC came four years ago.

A groundbreaking online service launched quietly on March 31st is growing quickly, both in content and sophistication.Radioplayer is both a website in its own right and a pop-up player embedded in stations' sites.

The former Talkback Thames chief's "phenomenal" track record in nurturing talent and producing everything from soaps to "groundbreaking" public service television were just a few of the qualities that made his "surprise" appointment such a good move for BBC1, executives said.