Sentence examples for information and analytics from inspiring English sources
HDD shipments in 2012 for the overall computer market, including PCs, are forecast to reach 524.0m units, up 4.3% from 502.5m units last year, according to an IHS iSuppli Storage Space Market Brief from information and analytics provider IHS.
The bride's father, now retired, worked in Ridgefield as a senior account manager for IHS Jane's, the international defense information and analytics publishing company based in London, where he solicited accounts for advertising.
It combines content regarding companies and securities from major markets all over the globe into a single online platform of information and analytics.
The Financial and Risk segment provides critical news, information and analytics, enabling transactions and brings together communities that allow trading, investing, financial and corporate professionals to connect.
The Life Sciences business helps accelerate pharmaceutical research and development by providing decision support information and analytics and professional services to pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies.
The What Consumers Buy segment provides retail transactional measurement data, consumer behavior information and analytics primarily to businesses in the consumer packaged goods industry.
"Given the size and conservative nature of airlines, it is sometimes hard to introduce new systems into this industry," said Raul Arce, the vice president for travel and transportation at I.B.M. "Airlines are beginning to see that their information technology and analytics are just as important as their aircrafts".
IHS, Inc. provides information, insight and analytics in critical areas such as energy and power; design and supply chain; defense, risk, and security; environment, health and safety (EHS) and sustainability; country and industry forecasting, and commodities, pricing, and cost.
Wilson rattles off some obvious (to him) opportunities to create new Twitter startups around social gaming, verticals like finance and movies, enterprise apps, information discovery, and analytics.
Initiate will be IBM's 30th acquisition in the information management and analytics segment and Big Blue's 90th acquisition since 2003.
Forbes caught up with David Barnes, chief information officer of UPS, to discuss the company's new emphasis on energy telematics and how it uses information and advanced analytics to run its business.
