Sentence examples for innovative telecommunications from inspiring English sources
Ciena is a world leader in innovative telecommunications hardware.
It's now signed a $2 million "Pioneer" contract with the European Space Agency and will be providing an entire mission (satellite, launch procurement and operations) to demonstrate in orbit an innovative telecommunications transceiver.
New Brunswick possesses a technically advanced telecommunications infrastructure.
Thanks to the city's Department of Information Technology and Telecommunications — and its innovative NYCityMap — it is now possible to revisit 1924 from above.
The rapid emergence of powerful and innovative technologies in manufacturing, computing, telecommunications and the life sciences, such as biotechnology are making the strategic management of technology, a critical task in virtually all organizations.
And it has begun to win respect from telecommunications experts for developing innovative products and building huge research and development centers.
"Rogers is continuing to trial, launch and deliver innovative and reliable next generation wireless telecommunications services to Canadians," says industry analyst, Mark Goldberg, of Mark H. Goldberg and Associates Inc. "The availability of 3.5G mobile services in our own backyard keeps Canada at the front of the world stage with respect to telecommunications services and applications".
Green communication is a new focus within the telecommunications industry, leading to various innovative ideas on how to optimize communication in order to achieve energy savings.
Sun has also adopted some innovative marketing ploys to push its computers into the telecommunications space.
"This is an issue that, obviously, is of concern to many people and when we think about the community we're in right now, and the innovative advances in computing technology, in encryption, and in telecommunications here in Waterloo through [BlackBerry] and elsewhere.
Roma Health Mediators (RHMs) provide vital data on Roma families, with laptops and software provided through an innovative tri-partite partnership between the Ministry of Health, Telenor (a Norwegian telecommunications firm) and UNICEF.
