Sentence examples for network developer from inspiring English sources

Krisztina Tora - global social entrepreneurship network developer, UnLtd Krisztina is in charge of the Global Social Entrepreneurship Network GSENN) recently launched by UnLtd.

Typical roles include telecommunication engineer, network technician, telecommunication network designer, telecommunication network developer, network architect, network manager, network analyst or security analyst.

Tandberg had to pay a termination fee for scrapping a previously-agreed deal with American broadband network developer Arris Group.

Earlier this year, Niantic announced its first acquisition, of mobile social network developer Evertoon, and it also recently made official its intent to build a mobile AR game based on Harry Potter.

At our Tel Aviv event hear from Liad Itzhak, the leader of the mobility business unit at HERE Technologies and Oren Shoval the co-founder and chief technology officer of the on-demand transit network developer, Via, on how these two companies are helping guide the industry through this transition.

Mobile broadband network developer Stoke has received $15 million in Series D funding from Reliance Technology Ventures Limited, Sequoia Capital, Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers, and Japanese networking company Net One Systems, bringing the telecom network startup's total funding to $65 million.

The complex web of interactions between social networking service users and their online and offline communities, social network developers, corporations, governments and other institutions along with the diverse and sometimes conflicting motives and interests of these various stakeholders will continue to require rigorous philosophical analysis for decades to come.

Such a move would hurt equipment makers like Ericsson of Sweden, which has become one of the leading network developers.

Uploading personal photos to social networks immediately divests them from an owner's portfolio; not only are they now the property of the social network developers, but they are assumed – because of how we've socially constructed the online space – to be public property.

The other key take-away from Levin's work is learning to "change the math" for network developers.

While that may sound like something only those in the arcane underworld of ad network developers would care about, it actually makes the bidding process faster and easier.