Technocracy, government by technicians who are guided solely by the imperatives of their technology.
One school of thought, most prominently represented by American economist John Kenneth Galbraith, sees growth as stemming from the imperatives of modern technology.
The rapid and reliable measurement of hydrogen peroxide (H2O2) is imperative for many areas of technology, including pharmaceutical, clinical, food industry and environmental applications.
Aaron Hurst is CEO of Imperative, a technology platform seeking to connect people to purpose on a massive scale.
With the rapid growth of technology, it's imperative that you're honest.
Volatile organic compounds (VOCs) sensors are the imperative technology of modern life for environmental monitoring to detect any harmful elements and to prevent lethal exposure.
Secondly, we examine the roles of "technology roadmaps" in translating the simplified imperatives of Moore's Law into a framework that can guide and encourage the myriad of highly uncertain and confidential investment decisions of firms and other agencies.
President Kagame has emphasized "the imperative of focusing and utilizing science and technology," to effect the country's and Africa's socioeconomic transformation.
According to Peter Brantley, director of technology for the California Digital Library, "We have a moral imperative to reach out to our library shelves, grab the material that is orphaned and set it on top of scanners".
It is therefore seen as imperative to drive the digital strategy, identifying innovative new business models and technologies, and realizing more business value of technology investments.
