Sentence examples for technology consultants from inspiring English sources
Businesses that consult other businesses and institutions on handicap accessibility issues need assistive technology consultants who can educate others as to available adaptive equipment, regulations governing accessibility and proper usage of assistive technology.
So far, federal prosecutors have indicted seven people, most of them technology consultants.
She is a human resources manager, and he is a manager of technology consultants.
Her father is the president of Pilot Research Associates, information technology consultants in Vienna, Va.
Like other technology consultants, Cap Gemini has fallen on hard times.
Most technology consultants and systems administrators are well-rounded, educated and intelligent individuals, not a pack of misfits.
Most technology consultants, while not as optimistic about the DVD's future as Mr. Dunn, are greeting studio efforts with enthusiasm.
In that respect, Internet services firms like Scient and Viant may be more vulnerable to competition from seasoned information-technology consultants like I.B.M. Services, Deloitte Consulting and KPMG Consulting, which already have relationships with many of the world's biggest companies and have been ramping up their Internet services to compete with the newer players.
Bill de Blasio, the city's public advocate, wants to cut back on information-technology consultants at the department ($52 million) and reduce spending on teacher recruitment ($20 million) and the department's public affairs office ($2.6 million).
Diamond Management & Technology Consultants : Shares of the management and technology consulting firm surged 30.8% at the start of the trading session to a new 52-week high of $12.48 on news the computer-consulting company signed a merger agreement to have accounting-services giant PricewaterhouseCoopers buy all outstanding Diamond Management shares for $12.50 each.
This is great technology, but it could be too far ahead of its time; survival as a business will be tough, says Larry G. Haimovitch of Haimovitch Technology Consultants.
