Sentence examples for infrastructure leaders from inspiring English sources

With the ability to do hybrid cloud deployments, infrastructure leaders have the freedom and flexibility of a platform that does not lock users into cloud compute and cloud services".

That happens with strong partnering between local partners and established technology infrastructure leaders, a practice that may be easier right now in Singapore and Hong Kong, two rivals for the mantle of Asia's Startup City.

Last week Peterschmidt announced Inktomi is continuing its quest to become a Net infrastructure leader on the wireless front.

While there is no consensus in the scientific community about ill effects, and the city continues to approve additional cellphone infrastructure, city leaders have begun a high-profile effort to alert the public to potential dangers, risks they admit are unknown.

Today's enterprise infrastructure startup leaders need to be focused on pairing innovative software with commodity off-the-shelf (COTS) hardware.

The changes we are seeking in this nation must be ushered in through courageous leadership and a massive commitment to building and supporting an infrastructure of leaders and organizations that are on the ground actually making change happen.

"We understand the impatience" among the Iraqis to have their electricity restored, said Thomas Wheelock, the international development agency's infrastructure team leader, who is working with Bechtel here.

"There is a gap between what is needed and people's expectations of what we can do," admits Thomas Wheelock, the infrastructure team leader in Iraq for the U.S. Agency for International Development, which awarded Bechtel's $680 million contract.

"Our aging waste water infrastructure," Green Party leader Elizabeth May told the CBC, "was designed for a different climate, and for many municipalities across Canada, when you have a deluge rain event your sewage treatment bypasses the sewage plant and goes right downstream".

It derails the building of essential infrastructure, as corrupt leaders skim funds.

Instead of slashing transportation projects or other infrastructure, for example, leaders would be pressed to cut operating expenditures.