Sentence examples for information technology and management from inspiring English sources

The groom, 32, is a consultant at Accenture, the information technology and management consultancy, in New York.

A former Burmese politician now with the United Nations says the teams are training thousands of young educated Burmese in organisation, information technology and management.

Mr. Bennaceur, 45, is a founder and the chief executive of Triplanet Partners, a New York company that provides information technology and management consultant services to investment banking clients.

"This huge and growing ecosystem of data is an asset that some retailers are really beginning to exploit for competitive advantage," said Thomas H. Davenport, a professor of information technology and management at Babson College.

Paul Brocklehurst, head of information technology and management at Surrey county council, told Guardian Government Computing that it decided to make the application compatible with the BlackBerry PlayBook tablet and Torch smartphone because it seemed to be the most secure technology to transfer sensitive information and was fully GCSx compliant.

The company offers its providers with the infrastructure, comprehensive training, information technology, and management support systems necessary to improve the quality and reduce the cost of patient care in the facilities it serves.

McKesson's other co-chief executive, John H. Hammergren, will oversee the company's pharmaceutical services, information technology and supply management groups.

His father is the founder and chief executive of Apex Information Management Consultants, an information technology and project management consultancy in Rochester.

Mr. Chidsey will report to Brad Blum, Burger King's chief executive, and will be responsible for strategic planning, budgeting, information technology and risk management.

Another hallmark of this year's plans, in both parties, is a reliance on better health information technology and disease management to hold down costs — not the more rigorous regulatory structures proposed in 1994, which critics asserted would soon lead to rationing.

This will have major implications on energy conservation and conversion, information technology, and thermal management systems.