Sentence examples for maintaining technology from inspiring English sources

"Rather than excess funds being diverted to the city's general fund," Mr. O'Brien said, "the money should be spent on upgrading and maintaining technology, staff, equipment".

"These are people who have a bunch of other struggles in their lives and the expense of maintaining technology and mastering it is also pretty significant for them," said Lee Rainie, director of the Pew project.

Wheelchairs also provide a case study in the challenge of distributing, using, and maintaining technology in very low-resourced environments, and the challenges inherent when the user of the technology is not empowered to directly make the purchasing decision.

Most universities around the world allocate large budgets to purchasing and maintaining technology and the virtualization of their services and management processes.

The next step that is missing here is a government agency that can fine entities that do not meet the threshold for cyber security best practices mandated employee education, maintaining technology and tools, hiring experts -- practices that the agency would determine and set as a standard.

Such support (e.g. training all users to use the application, troubleshooting technology-related issues, and monitoring to ensure adherence to intervention) is essential for initiating and maintaining technology-intensive interventions, such as ImTeCHO.

But some experts maintain technology already has the answers.

Mr. Copeland said he would study the new proposal but added that any proposal "that makes it more difficult for us to access and maintain technology expertise in the age of technology can't be a good idea".

Fittingly, Calder Williams namechecks both that film and its baroque follow-up City of Lost Children – identifying their timeless, flea-market aesthetic as a portent of a world hurtling backwards, an image of our being on the one hand too broke to maintain technology and, on the other, out of space to bury our rubbish, ending up by necessity recycling, repurposing and creatively salvaging.

So, for example, Shinsegae I&C, spun out as an independent company in 1997, provides IT services and maintains technology infrastructure for Shinsegae retail operations.

Because it's people who architect systems, make design trade-offs, create or choose software, deploy and maintain technology, and who are forced to ride to the rescue when things go wrong.