Sentence examples for real-time networking from inspiring English sources
Julia Hobsbawm, founder and chief executive of Editorial Intelligence Our experience is that paid-for content does work but it works particularly well when allied with real-time networking.
In situations where only few resources are available (real-time networking, high-definition delivery, low memory, low power, or computation capabilities), this approach seems inadequate.
This computation saving is very desirable especially in constrained communications (real-time networking, high-definition delivery, and mobile communications with limited computational power devices).
The software has also demonstrated great flexibility in allowing for different computing, data acquisition and real-time networking hardware to be used.
It's also worth noting that many of the apps pitching similar "serendipitous" connections during SXSW 2012 later fizzled; after the event wrapped, many realized there's only so much "real-time networking" one needs to do every day.
Both teams stressed that a multi-cloud solution for enterprises must include support for the security, configuration and policy requirements of enterprises, as well as the ability to get real-time networking and performance data.
The network has done this since forever, but only now, with real-time social networking, do we hate it so much.
The NYC event covers all facets of technology trends, from real-time social networking and software in the cloud to tablet computing, smartphones and rich media platforms.
Flick.IM has broader ambitions than this IM client, with an overall focus on real-time social networking.
"Results suggest the feasibility of using data from real-time social networking technologies to identify HIV risk-related communications, geographically map the location of those conversations".
Colibria provides scalable solutions for mobile instant messaging, real-time social networking and other value-added content services targeted at operators who in turn can offer these to consumers.
