Sentence examples for it projects only from inspiring English sources

Stevenson also believes that there are no IT projects, only business projects.

In Friday's report, the energy agency raised its global forecast for crude oil demand for 2011, but it still projects only a modest increase of 1.4 million barrels a day from 2010 levels, to 88.8 million barrels a day.

The agency would like to keep the station running, but funding for it is projected only through 2015, much to the consternation of researchers who are just beginning to use it and international partners who have invested billions of dollars in the project.

The Obama administration is setting expectations low: it is projecting only 9 million sigh-ups.

It projects that only 10,000 people will lose coverage because of the ACA and be unable to regain it — or in other words, 0.2percentt of the oft-cited 5 million cancellations statistic.

It's hard not to project only pessimism.

When the World Bank planned the Ruzizi II hydropower project on the border of Rwanda and Zaire, it projected that only about 30 dwellings with fewer than 200 people would need to be relocated.

Artificial intelligence may offer a wealth of benefits to your organization, but only when viewed through a strategic business lens rather than as an IT project, and only when brand rhetoric gives way to measurable results.

Technology projects are inherently risky; research shows that large IT projects succeed as originally planned only 28percentt of the time.

It looks like a complex relief sculpture when it projects from the wall and only resembles a centipede when it is aloft and vertically oriented.

This includes not only true IT projects, such as calculating the cost savings of using more energy-efficient hardware in the data center, but also the business projects.