t's simply an exercise in the proverbial mere matter of software.
It can be done – a "mere matter of software" – but how much would it cut from the manufacturing cost?
Hence the appeal of going with Microsoft instead: IPTV is largely a matter of software, and Microsoft has the resources to stay the course.
As a practical matter of software project planning and management, it might be worth doing so anyway, in order to more quickly provide users with a semi-automated, electronic version of something familiar and useful.
There's a danger of accidentally activating these, but that's a matter of software optimization and Synaptics is no slouch.
Sure, they're set up for a streamlined workflow of converting sensor data into RAW or JPEG files or adding scene adjustments, but that's a matter of software.
Referral systems are a matter of software, and much more difficult to establish than physical facilities.
The truth of his latest claim matters to software history buffs and surely his protege-gone-rival Marc Benioff.
As a matter of course, software vendors are far more experienced in their particular operational areas than the businesses that purchase their software.
Both pledge that they will use "open," or publicly standard technology, which in principle should mean that it ought not matter what flavor of software or servers any Web site uses.
