"software competencies" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It typically refers to a person's skill set with regards to computer programs. For example, "I possess strong software competencies in Microsoft Office."
For example, at Tube Mogul, a video-advertising software company, competency-based interviewing techniques include questions to assess a candidate's fit with the company's culture.
They need training programs to hone competencies, software to structure and analyze the tests, a means of capturing learning, a process for deciding when to repeat tests, and a central organization to provide expert support for all the above.
The second fold of the paper aims at proposing a simulated and softcomputing-based entrepreneurial competencies' software model capable of predicting the overall entrepreneurial competencies.
In the end, it seems likely that both the national economy and U.S. metropolitan areas can benefit if their advanced industry sectors become potent meet-ups of software and hardware competency.
Effectively, Big Blue sidestepped the hardware threats it faced by playing up its competencies in software and services.
We write "job descriptions" when we hire people; we create organization charts which show functional roles in a hierarchy; we have billions of dollars of HR software which manage job competencies, compensation levels, and skills; and we have millions of workers and managers who have been trained to hire, manage, and organize their teams around these pre-defined jobs.
Rollins added that Dell is now better equipped for the venture: "Over time, our Indian operation has grown in technical complexity and so we are making it a center of competency for software and support".
Subsequently, this paper proceeds with descriptions of information techniques or software utilities that constitute core competencies of the MDA environment.
Remote software professional possesses the strong competencies over the programming in order to customize any application.
