Sentence examples for introduce new it from inspiring English sources

It is critical for the universities to introduce new IT tools in the construction management (CM) education, and BIM is a promising tool for this purpose.

Rather than introduce new IT for the programme, the DWP decided to upgrade existing systems "because it concluded that this approach would be comparatively cheaper and quicker to introduce", the report says.

On Thursday night DWP officials were not able to give a cost for introducing new IT systems or the right-off on now shelved IT systems – but these are expected to be published in the next couple of weeks.

The web system team have used third party cloud IT servers more effectively and introduced new IT hardware in both of our data centres (servers, storage and network connections) to improve capacity, utilisation and energy efficiency.

DWP officials were not able to give a cost for introducing new IT systems, but said the issue was likely to be discussed when Duncan Smith appeared in front of the work and pensions select committee next Monday.

Like other efforts to introduce new fuels, it would require big investments at gas stations for blending pumps and storage tanks.

The Internet doesn't introduce new dangers, it's just a different medium.

But once you start to combine those things with 100 other things and introduce new concepts, it loses meaning.

Saab is in no position to develop and introduce new models as it awaits regulatory approvals for various deals.

The only way I'm going to be comfortable doing my own show is if I can introduce new artists through it.

Mr. Shatter, the justice minister, pledged Wednesday to introduce new laws making it a criminal offense to withhold knowledge of child abuse from authorities.