Sentence examples for integration division from inspiring English sources

Mr. Glover, 26, is a senior consultant with the systems integration division of Andersen Consulting in Florham Park, N.J.

Mrs. Clinton said she received the corps' commitment on Wednesday from Robert F. Vining, the agency's chief of the program integration division for civil works in Washington.

Social insect, any of numerous species of insects that live in colonies and manifest three characteristics: group integration, division of labour, and overlap of generations.

It will retain ownership of about 140 acres with 1.825 million square feet of space in buildings where it will continue its electronics systems and integration division, its military aircraft systems division and its data systems and services division.

The computer-services company said it planned to sell other assets by Sept. 30, mainly in its commercial services and systems-integration division.

While it is still early days for this service, called Fusion, there is no doubt that the whole industry is watching BT's experiment.But the bits of BT attracting most attention are its services and systems-integration divisions, which build and manage networks and computer systems for big companies and government departments.

The discussion identifies three different structural aspects, which all are affected by the use of ICT: Internationalisation vs. Local markets, Outsourcing vs. Structural integration, and Division of work between actors within the value chain.

1) First of all, regarding field composition, integration and division were conducted based on the structure of the previous survey.

These tensions between integration and division were keenly felt by health practitioners who attempted to implement the COINCIDE care model as per the trial protocol i.e., as an integrated psychological intervention for depression for people with LTCs.

At I.B.M., Mr. Swainson, a Canadian, had served as the general manager of application integration and middleware division, which he founded in 1997.

Some projects entailed new products or processes; others involved public relations campaigns, improvement of the cash position, reorganization of a weak department, resolution of a morale problem in a foreign division, integration of computer operations, various acquisitions at different stages of development, and so on.