Sentence examples for internal computer system from inspiring English sources

The entire database is maintained separately from Honeywell's internal computer system.

A year after Steve Jobs died, my wife, who worked in Apple education, checked on the internal computer system, and I was still reporting to Steve Jobs.

Company spokesman Jim Olson said that could be called an internal computer system failure, but he stressed that it was an internal issue and no external breach was involved.

So the former renegade, who in 2004 pleaded guilty to hacking into the internal computer system of The New York Times, did something he had not expected when Specialist Manning first contacted him: He turned him in.

It also mentioned that Mr. Poulsen was convicted for hacking, as was Mr. Lamo — in Mr. Lamo's case in 2004 when he pleaded guilty to hacking into the internal computer system of The New York Times.

Mr. Lamo, who in 2004 pleaded guilty to hacking into the internal computer system of The New York Times, said he turned in Private Manning to the authorities for national security reasons.

Active Software, based in Santa Clara, Calif., makes software that integrates a company's internal computer systems, like order management and accounting, to communicate with each other and run together.

The S.B.A. does point to some new investments for 2013, including new internal computer systems and a new Internet portal for small businesses seeking government assistance across agencies.

Nortel, North America's second-biggest maker of telecommunications equipment after Lucent Technologies, will essentially turn over responsibility for its internal computer systems to Computer Sciences, which will manage computers on more than 75,000 desktops worldwide for Nortel.

The F.B.I. director, Louis J. Freeh, said he was troubled that a hostile agent could go undetected for 15 years, while using internal computer systems to protect himself and gain access to sensitive material.

There seems a touch of playacting in the outrage that France, Germany and other European governments have been venting since the online edition of Der Spiegel, the German newsmagazine, reported last weekend that the National Security Agency had bugged diplomatic offices and monitored their internal computer systems.