Sentence examples for leading infrastructure from inspiring English sources

Better Place, based in Palo Alto, which hopes to be the leading infrastructure provider for the world's growing fleet of electric cars, has raised nearly $700m in two years, making it one of the biggest "clean-tech" start-ups.

Boyd's background includes leading infrastructure teams, project management, quality assurance and e-commerce.

While Huawei is a leading infrastructure company, it started designing and manufacturing smartphones only recently.

The leading infrastructure clouds securely provide on-demand compute power, database storage, content delivery and other functionality to help businesses scale and grow.

If we look at the leading infrastructure clouds (Amazon Web Services and Microsoft Azure), there are several lessons we can discern.

Peter has obviously been successful in leading infrastructure deals for Benchmark, but he has also [led deals in] Twitter and Yelp.

You built the leading infrastructure-as-a-service provider with a level of secrecy typical of a stealth startup or a dominant enterprise software platform vendor.

However, much of our growth wasn't comprehensively planned, leading to infrastructure challenges that we're still trying to address.

He then assumed a role leading software infrastructure development for the R&D group, focusing on maintaining and enhancing core systems, including Bloomberg's networking technology, databases, middleware, and application development tools.

Currently, he is focused on three projects: leading the infrastructure team for the Millennium Villages Project (10 countries, 14 sites across sub-Saharan Africa); developing planning and decision-support tools for infrastructure; and looking at the food-energy-water nexus in Indian agriculture.Modi's areas of expertise are energy sources and conversion, heat/mass transfer and fluid mechanics.

Currently, he is focused on three projects: leading the infrastructure team for the Millennium Villages Project (10 countries, 14 sites across sub-Saharan Africa), developing planning and decision-support tools for infrastructure, and looking at the food-energy-water nexus in Indian agriculture.