Sentence examples for rollout of technology from inspiring English sources

Some 31 years ago, Tony Benn published a report entitled The New Politics, a Socialist Reconnaissance - even then realising that the rollout of technology had far broader implications for democracy than convenience.

Today, a company called Ten Square of San Jose, Calif., plans to announce the rollout of technology for interactive gasoline pumps that are planned for more than 10,000 filling stations, about a quarter of which are to go into service this year.

It employs 15 people, including 11 in Boston to handle the bulk of the engineering, three in Paris to help manage the first rollout of its technology in Luxembourg later this year, and its newest hire in Beijing, to help with a number of early-stage projects with Taiwan manufacturing giant Foxconn.

The great benefit of competition has been a rapid rollout of new technology.

Your favourite episodes of Friends could soon come with added product placement following the rollout of new technology that digitally inserts branded goods into pre-existing video programmes.

Hogan-Howe said the CCTV in vans was part of a wider rollout of new technology to frontline officers, which also includes body-worn cameras.

Google denied that the group's agitation had anything to do with the rollout of encryption technology in China, saying that it began in February for unrelated reasons.

Because farmers have widely varying levels of sophistication in record-keeping and attention to documentation, it takes more than a policy set at some distant corporate headquarters to control the rollout of new technology.

Wal-Mart said that it would confine the initial rollout of the technology to three distribution centers and 150 stores in Texas and that it was still considering whether to concentrate first on only a few product categories.

It hopes to start the trials in early 2017 with a limited number of semi-autonomous cars, before placing up to 100 fully autonomous vehicles on the streets in 2018, in what the carmaker claims will be the most extensive public rollout of the technology in Britain.

Mr. Freston said Viacom had been impatient for the rollout of digital technology in Germany -- so much so that it rooted for John C. Malone, the American cable mogul and longtime rival of Viacom, when he bid unsuccessfully a few years ago for the German cable systems.