But then she went to school, pursued a career in information technology, moved to the United States, married and became a mother.
Translation: don't worry about the recent plunge in manufacturing -- it's just a matter of nimble firms, reflexes speeded up by information technology, moving quickly to get rid of excess inventories.
As more information technology infrastructure moves to the "cloud", companies need to see what's happening with applications throughout their systems, according to Boundary chief executive, Gary Read.
Developments in information technology have moved patient education onto new platforms.
The basic problem that makes it a harder call is that lawyers and judges are by training and habit incrementalists, while information and communications technology moves too fast for incrementalism to keep up.
A Chandler, Ariz., operation will focus solely on client relations, and most information technology functions will move to Indianapolis from Reston.
Earlier in the week, MySociety's Tom Steinberg accepted a role advising the party on information technology policy, a move that was criticised by Labour MP Tom Watson for politicising the non-political web company.
Like tech pundit Nick Carr, who coined that term in his recent book of the same name, Durkee, the CEO of utility computing company Enki, argues that information technology will eventually move out of corporations' server rooms and into massive, shared facilities, where servers and storage can be hosted more efficiently and piped out to customers.
In addition, all new hires, supervisors and some current employees who work in legal services or information technology also would move to uncovered status.
Santosh Khosla, an information technology consultant whose family moved to Gurgaon in 1993, has services provided by his developer, DLF.
