Sentence examples for of infrastructure management from inspiring English sources
Peregrine, a San Diego-based provider of infrastructure management and e-procurement software, will exchange 0.75 of a Peregrine share for each share of Harbinger common stock.
Furthermore, these techniques are suggested to apply to the evaluation of infrastructure management (Managi 2015a,b).
Data outsourcing relieves cloud users of the heavy burden of infrastructure management and maintenance.
The ultimate goal is to reduce the overall IT complexity which can only be achieved by implementation of infrastructure management standards.
Future development of the scale might involve creating a quantitative means of applying it, connecting it to other scales designed to measure or assess disaster impacts and using it to understand the broader implications of infrastructure management decisions.
In the recent past, it is observed that telecom operators have extended this model by outsourcing management of network infrastructure, management of towers, billing systems, marketing, etc.
The ORR is also demanding at least 90% of trains running on time on every route with a higher overall average target of 92.5% punctuality, as well as higher standards of network infrastructure management and improved safety for passengers and railway workers.
6fusion, a provider of cloud infrastructure management software and services, this morning announced that it has raised $7 million in a Series B round of funding led by Grotech Ventures.
It also presents a federated multi-tier reference architecture to facilitate the development and deployment of integrated infrastructure management environments (IIME).
Most importantly, utilising a cloud computing infrastructure for smart city related data collection, processing and service delivery can remove the burden of computational infrastructure management and administration from a single entity (e.g. a city government).
Given that scour is the leading cause of bridge failure and that hundreds of bridges are expected to experience flooding in excess of the 100-year flood annually (Arneson et al. 2012), the scale of this infrastructure management problem is clear.
