Both are more or less the same in that they use semantics-savvy software agents to comb a Web site and figure out exactly what each page is about.
But over the years both parties have grown adept — using sophisticated computer software, savvy consultants and lawyers to handle the frequent legal challenges — at narrowly slicing districts to give themselves an edge in elections.
Their survival depends on their becoming lean, mean, gritty — and, in particular, Web and software savvy.
The suite lets someone with the necessary software savvy build a small- to mid-sized e-commerce site.
One of the most ambitious art projects involving this new technology is "Spirited Ruins," an imaginary world created by HiPArt (High Performance Computing in the Arts), a team of computer-savvy artists and software developers from Boston University's Scientific Computing and Visualization group who have joined forces to explore the outer reaches of the virtual realm.
The dealer also has stayed on the cutting-edge, with nifty customer-relationship management software and savvy online marketing campaigns.
Ultimately, ease of use drives adoption, as even less tech-savvy people can use software products with little to no resistance.
For example, Britain is a software-savvy country, spending £23 billion ($42 billion) in 2006 worth 1.75% of GDP, one of the higher levels among advanced countries.Recent research has valued a range of such intangible activities in the business sector of the economy (see article).
Last year he partnered with Bharti Airtel, India's biggest mobile phone operator, to offer India's software-savvy crowd the convenience of using a mobile phone to book a movie ticket and select a seat.
Focusing on the underserved areas of enterprise is becoming a growing trend, as savvy enterprise customers want better software.
