Sentence examples for manager of infrastructure from inspiring English sources

Marquarie is the world's largest manager of infrastructure.

As it builds trust, Azure will grow in size and complexity, says Arne Josefsberg, Microsoft's general manager of infrastructure services: "It's going to be a negotiation every day".

"The biggest thing was the business model and being able to eliminate the reseller from the procurement logistics," says Harold Cohan, the manager of infrastructure at Shell Chemicals, another U.S. division that made the switch.

"The biggest thing was the business model and being able to eliminate the reseller from the procurement logistics," says Harold Cohan, the manager of infrastructure at Shell Chemical, another division that made the switch.

The development of urban rail transport is the cause of exploration (by designers and managers of infrastructure) of innovative methods to facilitate the process of upgrading and expanding the tram network.

In Zahedan, Mahmoud Taheri, general manager of crisis infrastructure and telecommunication affairs, said in an interview by telephone that he had felt the earthquake but that it had not caused any damage.

In today's announcement, Christian Belady, Microsoft's general manager of cloud infrastructure strategy and architecture, said the company will be able to reach that goal early.

The company is also trying to reinvent itself as a manager of "smart" infrastructure systems like digital health care and revamped electrical grids, projects that are likely to require crunching enormous loads of data in real time.

Eric Matza, who also worked at Yahoo as manager of targeting infrastructure initiatives for display advertising and email marketing, will be responsible for bringing new advertising technology and data products developed by Rubicon Project to market.

These include cooperation between rail infrastructure managers, reliability of infrastructure capacities allocated to the corridors, good coordination between rail infrastructure management and goods terminal management, and non-discriminatory access to these corridors for all operators.

This tool documented an existing caseload for PAC services and evaluated support for the program among staff and facility managers, adequacy of infrastructure and equipment, human resources capacity, and quality of care provided.