Sentence examples for infrastructure to gain from inspiring English sources

Many organizations are beginning to use IT and their IT infrastructure to gain a competitive advantage.

To wit: "I think Richie Anderson could have been successful here, and Doug Graber, but they lacked the infrastructure to gain momentum," Mulcahy said of past Rutgers coaches.

As organisations look to minimise their hardware footprint, improve network flexibility and decouple applications from the infrastructure to gain agility and flexibility, the era of dedicated hardware-based solutions is over.

The inversion of control so common in event-driven architectures offers a unique opportunity to instrument just the event-driven infrastructure, to gain unprecedented insight into the entire system.

Years earlier, the company had outsourced its IT infrastructure to gain efficiency price points as IT was not the company's core competency and was considered a "backbone service". But the leadership team recognized they had to change that strategy for the digital world.

There is very little surface water on the two reservations, he said, adding that most of the water that does exist is in aquifers and the tribes can't afford to build the infrastructure necessary to gain access to it.

Dozens of public transit projects around the country are in danger of stalling as the White House's plan to boost U.S. infrastructure fails to gain momentum — with thousands of jobs at risk.

In the near future, vehicles will be equipped not only with cellular connectivity, but also with dedicated short-range wireless devices, used to connect via single or multiple hops to fixed road side units attached to the infrastructure network to gain Internet access.

I couldn't agree more with the point that Jeremy Rifkin makes in the third part of his series on the Third Industrial Revolution -- countries that entered the 21st century with the most minimal infrastructure stand to gain the most in the coming decades.

Most companies that implement a Microsoft Active Directory-based network infrastructure today try to gain more central control over management of their users, computers, and related AD objects.

Even assuming that Iraq escapes most of its foreign debt -- Kuwait and Saudi Arabia account for 47percentt of the claims pending against Iraq at the United Nations Compensation Commission -- it needs to build a new financial system, along with a credible currency and legal infrastructure in order to gain investor trust.