Sentence examples for managing a network from inspiring English sources

I-Net, based in Dallas, is developing and managing a network of business-to-business electronic-commerce companies.

This novel perspective has created the challenge of designing and managing a network of interdependent relationships developed and fostered through strategic collaboration.

Managing a network of subcontractors around the globe requires a different set of skills, and developing those skills would consume all of EDC's top managers' time and energy for the foreseeable future.

Sears's hidden assets were its unique authority with customers in home hard goods, such as kitchen appliances, and its skill at managing a network of independent contractors, developed through its long-standing Sears Home Services business.

One project worked on building and managing a network of air quality sensors across the island to monitor the levels of air pollution from volcanoes, while another project used a combination of imagery from unpiloted aerial vehicles (UAVs) and soil samples to monitor plant health.

For U.S. systems integrators, then, managing a network means managing a Cisco network.

After the closures RadioShack will still manage a network of 4,000 stores across the US, some of which are franchises.

To successfully scale up its operations, Headstrong creates and manages a network of highly skilled senior therapists across the country.

Lens.com did not recruit individual affiliates directly; rather, it worked with Commission Junction (CJ), which managed a network of affiliates.

In order to fulfill this commitment, SIRGAS manages a network of continuously operational GNSS receivers totalling around one hundred sites in the Caribbean, Central, and South American region.

"Because of our vast scale, we can manage a network much more efficiently than a single operator can," said Valter D'Avino, head of Ericsson's network management business.