Sentence examples for managers and computer from inspiring English sources

At J.P. Morgan Investment Bank, more than 100 people, from traders to risk managers and computer programmers, have been busy for months retooling the bank's giant derivatives business.

As a result, skilled executives -- accountants, financial analysts, personnel managers and computer specialists -- are finally as easy for Rayonier to find here as they are in the Northeast, Mr. O'Grady says.

Responsibility for decisions made, in these cases, has moved from 'street-level bureaucrats' to the 'system-level bureaucrats', such as managers and computer experts, that decide on how to convert policy and legal frameworks into algorithms and decision-trees.

Technicians in Florida who specialize in space shuttles are finding it tougher to get other jobs than engineers, managers and computer geeks in a city like Houston with thriving energy and health care industries.

Mr. Kammerer, 29, is a product manager and computer software designer for Tangoe, a company in New Haven that makes telecommunications management software.

The elusive ideal is an executive not only familiar with the physical security of people and property, but also fluent in the digital security of computers and information -- roughly equal parts top cop, business manager and computer geek.

Professional organizer, project manager and computer trainer Peggy Duncan was hired by a company whose college-age interns didn't grasp the importance of email etiquette in business situations.

Employers inside the state had trouble placing full-time educators such as teachers and professors, as well as scientists, engineers, managers, executives and computer specialists.

The team lead and the project manager provided the administrative support, the biostatistician and the statistical programmer provided the statistical support, and the data managers and the computer assistants provided the data management support for the study.

By contrast, an integrated firm with professional managers and modern computer systems could develop processes that are repeatable.

It revived Oxford Health Plans, the health maintenance organization that nearly collapsed in the mid-1990's, almost doubling its money after bringing in new managers and upgrading computer systems.