Sentence examples for software to tie from inspiring English sources

Software to tie these resources into a coherent Grid, however, has been problematic.

I believe that with the explosion of data in healthcare and with new methods to analyze such large amounts of data, we will see massive changes in how human diseases are addressed via novel drugs, large scale genomics, wearable sensors, and software to tie it all together.

Microsoft's chairman, Bill Gates, in a speech prepared for delivery on Sunday evening at the annual Comdex computer show in Las Vegas, underscores the company's Media Center strategy; Mr. Gates describes the idea of "seamless computing," emphasizing the importance of software to tie together different consumer and office systems.

IBM is developing software to tie storage equipment to its DB2 database.

Less than a year after Cardboard's launch, there's already a need for software to tie the ecosystem together.

They are uneasy about Intuit's efforts, borrowed from Quicken's role in PC software, to tie all their sundry financial activities in a single account and put it on the Web.

Rather than just selling processing chips to PC-makers, Intel intends to offer them entire "platforms"—bundles consisting of a processor, its ancillary chips and networking components, and the software needed to tie them all together.

User growth has accelerated since the release in May of a set of guidelines for other software makers to tie directly into a user's Dropbox account, similar to the approach that aided Twitter's growth and ubiquity.The service is useful for coordinating files among desktops, but a boon for mobile devices, which lack access to a file system.

At the end of next month, it will shut down its Iris by Lowe's Home Automation platform, which was a software system designed to tie in smart home devices it sold.

Moreover, in a significant departure from reliance on its programming languages to tie software developers to its Windows operating system, Mr. Gates said the company had come to realize, along with the computer industry, that programming languages were no longer as important as the XML format.

That makes it inherently difficult to tie down a software patent to a specific inventive concept.