Sentence examples for the computer operation from inspiring English sources

Indeed the computer operation so enraged the opposition that one of its candidates -- Michel Samaha, a former information minister -- stormed into the municipal building and turned the table over.

Each page relates directly to certain parts of the computer operation.

A decade later, the computer operations were located in a room in the basement now used by a day-care center.

Mr. Jordan also expanded the company's technology consulting business, which is more profitable than providing technical support for the computer operations of business customers.

With budgets tight, corporate computing customers have increasingly looked to cut costs in their data centers -- the technology engine rooms that run the computer operations of large corporations.

Half flowed from a contract Cendant struck to have I.B.M. run much of the computer operations of all of its units.

Some have also been fearful that WorldCom's problems might interfere with the ability of E.D.S. to provide telecommunications services to the computer operations it runs for many other customers.

It was not until midmorning that workers were allowed to enter the parts of the building where the computer operations are -- which was crucial for the two stock exchanges to open, Mr. Torrenzano said.

Mr. Leman, the father of four children ages 18, 16, 12 and 9, works for a company that runs the computer operations for the American Stock Exchange; his wife does secretarial work in other people's homes and serves on the PTA executive board at the school.

The ouster of Mr. Brown, which was made formal at a board meeting yesterday, came after several months of discussion among board members about the direction of the company, which is best known for acquiring and running the computer operations of big businesses or government agencies.

By then, though, Mr. Palmisano had completed an attention-grabbing stint in Japan, where he laid the foundations for what is today a huge business running the computer operations of Japanese companies, and had settled in as president of I.B.M.'s global services subsidiary.