Sentence examples for lack of technology infrastructure from inspiring English sources

'A pain in the ass for users': Subscription publishers wrestle with delivering exclusive audio | May 2018 | Max Willens at Digiday chronicled the frustration of media companies who have tried offering podcasts exclusively to paying subscribers, given the lack of technology infrastructure for doing so.

The torch for collaboration was kept in earlier years by a few countries in a semi-postcolonial way, with research programmes determined by the donor country, and the lack of technology infrastructures as well as financial attractions have led laboratory scientists to migrate to western countries.

"Blackberry used to be the only option," said Stephen Hilton, Credit Suisse's Global Head of technology infrastructure services.

A study presented last week to the United Nations Commission on Sustainable Development found that the high losses in developing nations "are mainly due to a lack of technology and infrastructure" as well as insect infestations, microbial growth, damage and high temperatures and humidity.

A number of factors including poverty, lack of technology, undeveloped infrastructure, and political conflict mean that the vast mineral, water, and forest resources of the continent for the most part are not sustainably managed, leaving ecosystems degraded, biodiversity severely affected, and human health at risk.

Instead, the industry is fragmented and lacks a technology infrastructure.

Inefficiencies of the current communications used for emergency response include lack of technology inter-operability between different jurisdictions, and high vulnerability due to their centralized infrastructure.

As a result of its complex production process and lack of information technology (IT) infrastructure, the presented case study during the last few years faced numerous problems concerning violated due dates, accumulated late orders, supernumerary production orders, excessive component inventory, poor releasing policies, and low shop floor visibility.

Barriers to CEA identified by more than 50% of the participants were: lack of information technology (IT) infrastructure (hardware and software); lack of local experts in the field of CEA; lack of or limited local data; limited CEA training in schools; equity or ethical issues; and lack of training grants incorporating CEA.

Further enhancement of the information technology infrastructure is also crucial for the conduct of contemporary research.

This helped solving defined problems such as inadequate infrastructure, lack of modern technology, and poor instructional materials and equipment.