Sentence examples for package of equipment from inspiring English sources

In the future, Ms. Fiorina said, corporate customers will want to buy information technology in a package of equipment, software and especially services to solve specific business problems, instead of being sold the vendors' latest hot products.

Bush administration officials have said Mr. Calderón's efforts might founder unless the United States Congress approves a $1.4 billion package of equipment and training over three years for Mexico's police.

And United States Representative Robert O'Rourke, Democrat of El Paso, said ignoring the smuggling of weapons across the border during the current gun control debate would be counterproductive to the United States' work under the Mérida Initiative, a $1.4 billion aid package of equipment and training intended to help Mexico and Central America fight drug violence.

As data centers become more complex partly as a result of data center setups like cloud computing and virtualization Comfort says IBM wants to create a simpler package of equipment across processing, storage and networking.

Instead, it would be a package of equipment geared towards protecting the country from external threats, including engines for F-16 planes and harbor security boats.

Participants who were offered the telecare intervention received a package of equipment and monitoring services for 12 months, additional to their standard health and social care services.

Burger King and Ernst & Young are among Cisco's corporate customers for the systems, and Cisco has struck alliances with the phone companies AT&T, SBC Communications and Sprint to offer packages of equipment and service for the corporate market.

Such connectedness, reckons Bain, opens up opportunities for firms to bundle packages of equipment, installation and new services (like on-demand music and films) to America's ever-demanding consumers.

The winner receives $1,000 cash and a package of camera equipment worth $3,000 to $5,000; second- and third-prize winners each take home $500 and an equipmentvoucher of equivalent value.

This follows an industry trend, argues Ms Fiorina, in which corporate customers increasingly want to deal with fewer, larger suppliers who can offer them a package of computer equipment, software and services.Perhaps her strategy is right.

In the UK, pneumatic products and process systems distributor Thorite Group Ltd of Bradford, has designed and supplied a package of test equipment to NCS Survey Ltd, an independent UK offshore survey company based in Aberdeen, Scotland.