Sentence examples for tech division from inspiring English sources

Which leads to another potential problem: wouldn't 10x's nascent business be crushed if some major Hollywood agents decided to open a tech division in San Francisco?

Notably, the AWS general manager, Deap Ubhi, spent a year as a product director for the Defense Digital Service, the Pentagon's tech division.

Goldman Sachs loosened the dress code for its tech division in 2017, in a bid to appeal to top talent.

If the acquisition goes as planned, the Sanyo consumer tech division, which is losing money, will likely be scrapped or cannibalized.

Toyota said today it will invest 7.5 billion JPY — $68 million — in taxi firm Nihon Kotsu's tech division to develop an on-demand service for passengers and drivers.

Toyota said today it will invest 7.5 billion JPY — $68 million — in taxi firm Nihon Kotsu's tech division to develop an on-demand service for passengers and drivers.

Microsoft's diversity figures in 2017 revealed a gender divide of 81% men and 19% women in both its leadership and tech divisions.

Responsible for managing engineering departments, building out and architecting internal systems and processes, and leading tech divisions for major companies, Forbes Technology Council members play significant roles in their companies' success and growth as well as their clients'.

Increasingly, major corporations are opening satellite offices for their tech divisions — think J.P. Morgan's deal at 5 Manhattan West, in the same building where Amazon is bringing 2,000 jobs or Capital One's 75K SF lease, then expansion to 130K SF, at 11 West 19th St. — and many of those offices act like tech companies, both in location desire (Midtown South) and growth (exponential).

But it's not all roses, overall sales were up 7percentt from Q2 to $2.04 billion, but down 2percentt year over year, and the company may cut jobs in an effort to reduce costs thanks to weaknesses in its telecommunications and environmental tech divisions.

The paper examines the contribution of inscriptions, in particular new accounting measures, to a process of transforming the ethos and operations of 'Britech', a high-tech division of a major British manufacturer.