The phrase "systems builder" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to refer to someone who designs or constructs systems, often in a technical or organizational context.
Example: "As a systems builder, she was responsible for creating efficient workflows that improved productivity across the company."
Alternatives: "system architect" or "system designer."
But Shih is almost certainly reflecting the sentiments of a number of Android systems builders who have so far failed to benefit from Google's efforts outside the smartphone business, where Google faces an uphill struggle to persuade system builders to back it.
New event brings together OEMs, device makers, systems builders and kernel community to collaborate on the Android platform.
Such an integration can only succeed through an effective mobilization and coordination of both systems builders' and other stakeholders' (entrepreneurs, and regulators in particular) concerns.
POWER-ONE INC., Camarillo, Calif., a maker of power supplies for electronic equipment makers, agreed to buy the closely held power-systems builder HC Power Inc., Irvine, Calif., for about $88 million in stock.
Microsoft seems to take a harder line with OEM System Builder licences (the sort you can buy cheaply if you build your own PC), and with Upgrade versions.
Yet those who understood him best insisted on his status as a system builder, or a thinker who addressed and attempted to answer the larger questions of philosophy.
The critic Tony Scherman wrote of Mr. Murray in American Heritage, "His views add up to a cohesive, elegant whole, making him a rarity in today's attenuated intellectual world: a system builder, a visionary in the grand manner".
Fancy yourself a system builder, do you?
Previously, Microsoft sold upgrades, and standalone "System Builder" copies of Windows.
Philosophically, Zhuangzi strikes us as more the Hume of his tradition than a system builder like Plato, Aristotle or Kant.
