Sentence examples for transformation services from inspiring English sources

Northrop Grumman undertook Increment-1 and Increment-2 in 2002, and Increment-3 in 2005 2006, respectively, with TSRI serving as a subcontractor providing automated information system transformation services.

Starting in July 2014, Apple started to ink deals with the likes of IBM, Cisco, SAP, Deloitte and most recently Accenture to help make the case to enterprises for Apple-based answers to their business needs, building iOS productivity apps, business transformation services, legacy IT migrations, IoT-based services and more.

The required "transformation" of service delivery, particularly moving services out of hospitals, has not happened.

The transformation of services leading to the closure of some public buildings provoked a passionate discussion.

The fast pace of technology means greater and more powerful means of collaboration and transformation of services and the workforce.

"Today the transformation toward services is the most significant one in the software industry," said Ray Ozzie, Microsoft's chief software architect.

It also questioned whether funding for adult care and support can deliver the transformation of services set out in the report.

Now, says Horne: "People here have looked at what Virgin have done on the West Coast line and are excited by the prospect of a similar transformation of services".

It is unmistakable that the future success of the NHS depends on the clinically led transformation of services, utilising the expertise and skills of NHS finance staff to help this to happen as effectively as possible.

Since then, the workforce has swelled to 1,600.The whole city's economy has undergone a similar transformation: financial services now employ 69,000 people, 15,000 of them in call centres for banks and insurance firms.

"It is no exaggeration to say this is the biggest transformation of services in Northamptonshire since the creation of this council 125 years ago," its Conservative leader, Jim Harker, claimed this week Northamptonshire's shift to what it calls a "next generation" council is a radical response to savage municipal cuts meted out by the coalition since 2010, and which will continue for some years.