Sentence examples for information technology worlds from inspiring English sources
Dunn's ascent in the investment and information technology worlds was remarkable; academically all she had was a degree in journalism from the University of California, Berkeley - no degree in business, economics, finance, engineering, or any other hard science.
The development analysts and knowledge engineers exist at the interface of the clinical and information technology worlds and are familiar with the vocabularies of both.
At the very least, he said, Gaelic "has established a living presence in the information technology world and in communications".
A primary problem facing the information technology world today is the implementation of history within the business application.
Disparate corners of the information technology world, from public search engines to private accounting companies that help track money laundering inside banks, are tackling the same problem.
"We always want to do things as quickly as possible, and things in the information technology world are very fast paced," he said.
The storage device is the point at which the consumer electronics world is colliding with the information technology world, and the aesthetics of the consumer electronics world are winning in the clash.
"This is a customer-driven information technology world now, and this move by Microsoft is partly an accommodation to its corporate customers," said Gary Beach, publisher of CIO magazine, whose audience is mainly the chief information officers of companies.
Due to the worldwide expansion of interest in the web in the past few years, a new strategy for application development has appeared in the information technology world: web modeling.
Microsoft's mantra: work hard to get in the door; work harder to survive; then work even harder because the real work-that of an information technology world leader-is just beginning.
The information technology world has gradually been shifting its focus from computing capabilities to better energy efficiency, especially as people become more accustomed to using smart phones, laptops, tablets, and other battery-powered devices.
