Sentence examples for human resources computers from inspiring English sources

Minimal infrastructure (human resources, computers, and diagnostic capacities) especially among alternate medicine practitioners was identified as the main hindering factor for willingness to participate in surveillance activities.

With the addition of the new divisions, the need for a shared back office for things like human resources, computer systems and purchasing became manifest.

Levitz and Seaman would keep their brands and operate as separate companies, but Seaman would manage the 20 Levitz stores on the East Coast and provide accounting, human resources and computer services to all of Levitz's stores.

And 1,200 jobs will be erased in the DB Services unit, which runs groups like human resources and internal computer networks.

He is also a thought leader on human resources in the computer industry, with a focus on discrimination and diversity issues (including race- and age-based discrimination) and the use of foreign labor in the U.S. computer industry.

Perhaps one day postdocs will be common enough at liberal arts colleges that they won't be greeted with "blank looks" when they walk into human resources or the computer support center.

Necessary for local analyses are effective high-speed connectivity to the Internet; high speed computers; human resources including well-trained IT staff and bioinformatics scientists; a supportive institutional environment that allows staff to acquire the necessary skills, and that provides career opportunities.

In an e-mail message last Friday, Dan Drake, an Autodesk co-founder who left the company seven years ago, recalled that the beer bust was inspired by a human resources executive at Tandem Computer, whom he had consulted about "the folklore and realities of a humanely run company -- something with which we had had little experience".

The bridegroom's mother retired as the senior vice president for human resources at Ariba, a computer software developer in Sunnyvale, Calif., and is now a director of the Silicon Valley chapter of the American Red Cross, which has offices in Palo Alto, Calif., and in San Jose, Calif.

Dan Ward, vice president of human resources at EDS, a computer services company and also a large government contractor, extended Shuman?s definition of talent management (Ward called it strategic workforce planning) as still getting the right people, but now with the need to be accessible, and delivered just-in-time with the right competencies.

Korn/Ferry said it would take charges related to the job cuts and from combining computer and human resources operations of $1.10 a share in the first quarter, and of 64 cents in the second.