Sentence examples for software initiative from inspiring English sources
The software initiative, called the Expeditionary Combat Support System, was supposed to manage logistics using software from Oracle.
I.B.M. also puts a $2 billion price tag on its three-year Internet software initiative intended to lure developers to its camp.
Last year, Microsoft unveiled its.NET software initiative, which is intended to make software applications more versatile by letting them share functions and data over the Internet.
In addition, the government argues that Enron's related software initiative, known as the Broadband Operating System, or BOS, did not work as Enron claimed.
The crowdsourcing effort will rely on a software initiative, called Vehicleforge.mil, which will be a Web portal for gathering, sharing and testing ideas.
In Kenya, Ory Okolloh, 23, helped found Ushahidi, a Web 2.0 crowdsourcing software initiative that changed the game in real-time tracking of emergency events via cyberspace.
In 2011, the nonprofit Institute for Defense Analyses, which performs independent research for the government on national security issues, issued a lengthy report on Defense Department software initiatives like E.C.S.S.
It focuses on six of Welch's major change programs: The "Software" Initiatives, Globalization, Redefining Leadership, Stretch Objectives, Service Business Development, and Six Sigma Quality.
Compaq said that the layoffs, which took place on Dec. 20 and included support and marketing employees, would allow it to focus more resources on 2001 initiatives like wireless technology development and new software initiatives.
Maximize return on investment for major Stanford University enterprise class systems and software initiatives by ensuring that University IT programs and projects meet client organization goals and requirements.
Other companies that probably have a common interest with Box include Salesforce.com, which offers a marketplace for cloud-based applications writers, and VMWare, which has invested in a number of open source cloud-based software initiatives.
