Sentence examples for infrastructure employees from inspiring English sources

But through its acquisition spree, Oracle moved well beyond the database and into business software, buying up the important products that companies use to keep track of their technology infrastructure, employees, sales, inventory and customers.

Beside this growth the Indian airline industry also facing some of the major challenges like high aviation turbine fuel prices, overcapacity, huge debt, poor infrastructure, employees' shortage, reserve routes and intense competition [1, 2].

This could be a result of lack of ownership of the program and CMWs by key stakeholders especially District and Provincial Health systems and other public sector health infrastructure employees.

The episode was the latest in a series of high-profile problems for the railroad — an ill-timed procession of failing infrastructure, employee errors and simple misfortune that has tested the confidence of riders, transit experts and elected officials.

And the only people with a chance of stumbling across it are the urban explorers who prowl the city's hidden infrastructure or employees of the Metropolitan Transportation Authority.

The IPA says "although it is highly likely that infrastructure construction employees would be otherwise assigned to works for other projects in Victoria and elsewhere, it is assumed that the 6,000 jobs specifically for the East-West Link project would be foregone upon a change of government at the federal level".

OrderWithMe plans to use the investment to build out its infrastructure, add employees, and bolster marketing activities.

It also said it would "work hard to support transition to a new provider", adding: "We will be transferring our infrastructure and employees to ensure consistency of service to those going through the process.

Microsoft has therefore invested the time and money in setting up a huge international infrastructure with employees (including lawyers) and subsidiaries all over the world.

It later reported that Vine was costing $10 million a month to run in infrastructure and employees, and Twitter had explored selling it off.

That's pretty big money, and the AirWatch deal is all part of a wholesale re-evaluation that companies are doing of the basic technology infrastructure that employees use to conduct business every day.