Sentence examples for overall information technology from inspiring English sources

Mr. Gerstner is projecting "high single digits" revenue growth, not far under the overall information technology average of 10percentto11percentcent.

We are deliberately trying to make a transition with this company, from a server transformation proposition to overall information technology transformation.

That is a 40 percent-a-year growth rate — about seven times the estimated growth rate for the overall information technology and communications business, according to IDC.

Spending on broadband and other high-technology gear helped lead a transformation of the economy, pushing the overall information technology sector to about 13percentt of economic activity and making South Korea much less dependent on heavy industry.

Most industry analysts are predicting that overall information technology spending next year will increase by 4percentto6percentcent -- respectable growth but nothing like the late 1990's when double-digit annual growth was the norm.

Last year, International Data Corporation forecasted that the big data tech and services market will grow at a 26.4percentt compound annual growth rate to $41.5 billion through 2018, or about six times the growth rate of the overall information technology market.

Physician responses were used to calculate a series of CITAT scores: automation and usability scores, four automation sub-domain scores, and an overall clinical information technology (CIT) score.

Whether or not the economy rebounds next year, the revival will not come soon enough to prevent overall investment in information technology from falling for the first time in memory, according to the latest results from the Meta Group's annual global survey of large computer users.

Still, Schneider said the overall market for information technology spending has stabilized, and the company is "exactly on target with where we expect to be".

To lower costs and improve the overall drug development process, information technology (IT) is increasingly employed in the molecular engineering phase.

Other studies using large samples of hospitals have found evidence that overall spending on health information technology (IT) is associated with improved patient safety, higher quality of care and reduced costs [ 5- 9].