Sentence examples for implementing new systems from inspiring English sources

Implementing new systems is expensive, and mistakes can be devastating.

Furthermore, it does not have the best track record at implementing new systems.

This is one area where just getting on and doing it, implementing new systems across your organisation, can have serious consequences.

"Countries like Germany, where they are implementing new systems, systems that are meant to improve air traffic control, are having tremendous delays," Mr. Dick said.

The other group with a big stake are the consultants who've created entire practices aimed at implementing new systems built around the software components.

The up-to-date measuring and information technologies allow implementing new systems the data of which is reliable, presented with expedition and comprising large territory.

… The culture within EMS needs to change to promote research and demand evidence before implementing new system modifications, medications, or drug therapies".

"We believe that the leaders of the World Economic Forum are just trying to implement new systems to maximise their profits, not to help the world".

"We have developed and implemented new systems, policies and procedures," he said, adding that the goal was for WorldCom's "newly appointed independent auditors to complete their review of the financial statements for the years 2000, 2001 and 2002".

Firms looking to differentiate themselves from the pack will voluntarily announce restitution, as Merrill Lynch and Bank of America have, and implement new systems to trace all mutual fund trades they process.

He recruited a chief operating officer, Robert Hurlbut, who had managed the nondairy-creamer business for Nestlé in the U.S., to corral the books and implement new systems to keep track of sales and inventory.