Sentence examples for internal technologies from inspiring English sources
Adding the InChI to their system provides a means for connecting to external resources in a simple fashion, without exposing any of their own internal technologies.
The solution for Google is to either adopt a more open stack in parallel to what they currently use, or to open source their internal technologies (as Facebook and Yahoo! are doing) in the hope that they will spread and gain adoption from more developers.
KEMRI has pursued a business model that is closely aligned to an open business model [ 43], whereby it has tried to commercialize its own internal technologies, but sought external linkages and assistance where it lacked capacity.
One implication, I.B.M. says, is that companies need not have so much internal technology.
For its part, the Army issued a statement blaming stresses to the network infrastructure, not its own internal technology.
Businesses had yet to refine the internal technology systems needed to get their own houses in order.
Does it have a future in this area? A. Lucent has great internal technology but has not done a great job of bringing it to market.
In fact, grass-roots organizing is easier at Andersen than it is across industries or even in towns because of the company's heavy investment in Internet and telecommunications technology, said Dan Nottke, an executive in Andersen's internal technology services.
Schools are sharing student data with more educational technology providers and with other companies, he said, partly to keep up with mounting student testing and reporting requirements and partly to keep down internal technology costs.
In his lawsuit, Stanley M. Welland, a former senior vice president and chairman of Citicorp's internal technology division, contends that the corporation set out to dismiss older executives as a way to cut costs and justify the 1998 merger between Citicorp and Travelers Group that formed Citigroup.
So our output is either publications or internal technology transfer.
