Sentence examples for information technology director from inspiring English sources

Mr. Price (left), 49, is an information technology director at Tampa General Hospital in Tampa, Fla.

For Jose Santiago, 44, an information technology director at Columbia University, the situation is more urgent.

His mother is the information technology director of the Chicago Department of Revenue.

His father was an information technology director in Jersey City with Telerate.

"It became a priority for students to start using computers," said Marwan Tarazi, information technology director at the university.

Having grown up in nearby West Brighton, Mr. Carbone, an information technology director, thought he knew what to expect.

But there was her daughter on TV, singing back an urgent, defiant answer: "Don't tell me not to fly./I've simply got to./If someone takes a spill/it's me and not you./Who told you you're allowed to rain on my parade?" A few months ago Rob Pridgen finally found a full-time job as the information-technology director for Alex City.

"I've lived in this neighborhood since the 1980s, when there were a lot of Polish and Italian social clubs, and I was always inspired by that idea of creating your own community center," said Chris Raymond, 48, a fly-fishing enthusiast and the information-technology director for Abrams Books.

"There's very little transparency as to the government's plans," says Bruce McConnell, a former information technology policy director for the White House's Office of Management and Budget who now works as a private consultant.

MINNESOTA WILD--Named Greg Gerlach corporate partnerships account executive, Stephen Griggs managing director of customer sales and service, Brian Jore director of information technology, Chris Kelleher manager of media relations-team services and Mike Snec corporate partnership account executive.

The process, according to John Seely Brown, a theorist of information technology and former director of the Xerox Palo Alto Research Center, reflects "a huge shift in popular culture, from consuming to participating" enabled by the interactivity so characteristic of the Internet.