Sentence examples for needs of tech from inspiring English sources

Of course, councils shouldn't be held hostage to the needs of tech startup companies alone.

Much-needed infrastructure has been built – including at the business park where Leighton is based – to accommodate the needs of tech startups.

Since Udacity's high profile failure at San Jose State, the company has refocused its online courses and recently partnered with Google, AT&T and Amazon to design "nanodegrees" tailored to the needs of tech companies.

Earl Beal, Terre Haute, Indiana Windows Vista: It's not that bad Richard Bernstein ("A country in need of tech support," Letter from America, April 9), who writes about his troubles with Windows Vista, needs a computer technician.

Which makes poaching local developers an expensive business — hence funding a visa might not seem such a big deal for a startup in desperate need of tech skills.

One of its two bets to date was announced just today: Andela, a three-year-old, New York-based company that aims to connect Africa's top developers with companies in need of tech talent across the world.

What was needed to keep the momentum going, Czapovics envisioned, was a platform that would connect IT professionals from all over the world, willing to volunteer their skills, with high-impact NGO's in need of tech-help.

The most important step is to demonstrate both the unique skills and experiences that come with a non-tech degree using language that speaks to the business needs of the tech company.

While Clinton talks of balancing the needs of the tech industry with national security, her GOP rival, Donald Trump, tends to frame the tension as tech companies needlessly undermining law enforcement.

In response, Sunderland council opened the Evolve Business Centre in Rainton Bridge Business Park in 2006, tailored specifically for the needs of growing tech firms.

San Francisco's liberal ethos, Mr. Campos said, was changing as the city focused more on business and the needs of the tech industry.