Sentence examples for information technology needs from inspiring English sources

American Express came to that view after a yearlong review of its information technology needs and strategy.

The bottom line: If you have complex or industry-specific information technology needs, you may be better off with packaged or custom-designed software.

Its services unit does everything from repairing customers' computers to supplying some or all of a company's information technology needs -- hardware, software, networking, maintenance, even training -- for a monthly fee, in a process known as outsourcing.

Bellomo, R. et al. Acute renal failure - definition, outcome measures, animal models, fluid therapy and information technology needs: the Second International Consensus Conference of the Acute Dialysis Quality Initiative (ADQI Groupp.

* Customer Service- experience having brief contact with customers to provide information about available information technology products and services and providing customers with standard products or routine services to address information technology needs.

He noted that many small and rural colleges serving mostly nonminority students have similar information technology needs.

But Mr. Dies said that the F.B.I. had lagged behind other agencies in updating information technology needed by criminal investigators.

Community health assessment (CHA) professionals who use information technology need a complete system that is capable of supporting the development of numerical spatial routines.

One of the biggest undeveloped areas in personalized medicine, however, is the information technology needed to analyze and store the huge quantity of genetic data that is starting to pour forth (see "Drowning in Data").

He proposed "a moratorium on the construction of new facilities by hospitals". Such construction, he said, is "driving up utilization and costs". But the New Hampshire Hospital Association objected, saying a moratorium would block spending on new medical equipment and health information technology needed to improve care.

Just east of Berkeley, the town government of Lafayette turned over its information-technology needs to Everdream in early November.