Sentence examples for high-technology consumer from inspiring English sources

Markus has been named "one of the best recognized experts studying high-technology consumer behavior" (Wired), one of "the young business school star professors on the rise" (Fortune), and one of "the 40 most outstanding business school professors under 40 in the world" (Poets & Quants).

He has been named one of the world's 40 best business professors under 40 by Poets & Quants, a young b-school star professor on the rise by Fortune, and one of the best recognized experts studying high-technology consumer behavior by Wired.

Eight of the nation's largest high-technology companies, consumer electronics makers and movie studios are to announce today a system for licensing and distributing movies and other content produced with the latest digital media technology.

With stock prices going sideways in recent months, or falling in the high-technology sector, consumers no longer feel as confident about their wealth and limit their spending.

Bill has more than 20 years of experience in high-technology, pharmaceutical, banking, consumer, and corporate public relations and marketing.

Industry similarly has regressed from the high-technology production of consumer durables to the making of single-use commodities.

Lawmakers like Mr. Armey are bolstered in their efforts to slow the march of legislation by a flood of new studies and surveys sponsored by high-technology companies, questioning consumer attitudes about privacy and giving multibillion-dollar estimates of the costs of complying with such laws.

Most urgently: high-technology, education, and consumer borrowing habits.

That idea is the linchpin argument in trying to convince a federal district court in Washington that splitting up Microsoft is a risk worth taking, a step that would serve to increase competition, encourage innovation in America's high-technology economy and benefit consumers.

America remains at the top of the value chain, producing high-quality, high-technology goods for domestic consumers and the rest of the world.

The structure of Scottish industry has been gradually diversified and modernized, with a reduction in Scotland's dependence on heavy industries and replacement of them with high-technology enterprises and those making consumer goods.