Sentence examples for next generation service from inspiring English sources

The CIC (a type of social enterprise) is part of the council's "next generation" service model, which it hopes will save £150m a year.

Bradshaw, who replaced Andy Burnham in Gordon Brown's cabinet reshuffle earlier this month, confirmed that the government wanted to break the BBC's monopoly on the licence fee and use the £200m so-called "digital switchover surplus" from the licence fee to help provide universal access to broadband before the next generation service was built.

The next generation service will also add authentication of the senders.

The next generation services strategy will be about "much more standardised solutions," he said.

Add the more defensible surcharges to pay for next generation services, and Digital Britain risks becoming a land beset by an even deeper digital divide.

The second paper, "Converged wireless networking and optimization for next generation services" by J. Rodriguez et al. provides the key achievement that has been tunneled into first prototypes for showcasing next generation services for operators and process manufacturers.

The Telstra Enterprise and Government segment provides network services and applications and integrated voice, data and mobile solutions via Telstra Next Generation Services to enterprise and government customers.

These next generation services will only interrupt me when they have something valuable to add that is in-context.

This paper provides an overview of the LOOP project and the key achievements that have been tunneled into first prototypes for showcasing next generation services for operators and process manufacturers.

The first set of four papers focuses on frameworks and architectures for realizing various aspects of IoT, ranging from device interoperability issues, to service composition methodologies and user-interaction models for IoT, as well as efficiently combining different underlying technologies for building next generation services.

The deal would make Leap the fourth-largest wireless carrier in the nation, but it would allow AT&T to retain enough of T-Mobile's valuable wireless spectrum, which it says it badly needs to provide the kind of next-generation service that its customers expect, these people said.