Sentence examples for head of information technologies from inspiring English sources

It rose a further 5.5% the next day, when Yucheng gave notice that it had appointed Lawrence Yeung, the former head of information technologies at the United Nations, as a director and member of audit committee.

Yes, he would keep his day job as head of information technology for West Hartford's schools.

Major systems projects are hard enough to support when your head of information technology is fully and enthusiastically on board.

The bridegroom, 34, works in New York as a senior vice president and the head of information technology at the American leasing and finance subsidiary of Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation of Japan.

Sharif ben Mehrez, head of information technology and communication at the Algerian Ministry of Post, Information and Communication Technologies, said the proposal was part of a five-year plan to convert Algeria into an information-based society.

She started her IT career as a systems engineer, before moving into senior IT management as head of information technology at the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists, the Royal Albert Hall as head of information systems, and later joined Turning Point as IT director.

"Well, I'd tell the men to get over it," says Julia Campbell, who recently stepped down as the head of information technology at a company because, she suspects, she could not hide her lack of respect for the founder.

But, just a week before the election, the police discovered the tortured and mutilated body of the I.E.B.C.'s head of information technology, Chris Msando, on the outskirts of Nairobi.

He hired a new head of information technology and recently purchased a new computer system to forecast demand and set prices, which he says will generate $300 million to $450 million in additional annual revenues three years from now.

Paul Brocklehurst, head of information technology and management at Surrey county council, told Guardian Government Computing that it decided to make the application compatible with the BlackBerry PlayBook tablet and Torch smartphone because it seemed to be the most secure technology to transfer sensitive information and was fully GCSx compliant.

Although the deadline for firms to comply has been pushed back to 2007, the FSA thinks they need to act now".This is probably the biggest piece of financial-services legislation ever passed in the world," says Bob Fuller, head of information technology at Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein, an investment bank, who co-chairs a working group on the directive.