Sentence examples for turning technology from inspiring English sources

Emphasizes turning technology into market value.

I really like the point about how Digital Transformation is defined fundamentally about turning technology into transformation.

Four decades later, Jonathan Ive did the same for Apple, with the iPod, turning technology that grew out of office equipment into a desirable possession.

Governments are now also frequently turning technology inward to spy on employees and others in an effort to thwart whistleblowing to the media.

But for future advancements in sensory experiences, the world's most creative culinary experts are ones to watch, adds Spence: "innovation will happen in hands of the chefs turning technology into something memorable, more sensational and more shocking".

The former Apple executive Linda Stone, who coined the term "continuous partial attention" to describe our habit of constantly scanning the horizon and never fully focusing on a given task, suggests simply turning technology off.

McLuhan turned technology into the primal force of human existence.

Last year Tonsley, a 1950s Adelaide automobile factory turned technology and innovation centre, was awarded a six star Green Star rating.

The best companies — those we call Digirati — combine digital activity with strong leadership to turn technology into transformation.

Former RSM Farrell Grant Sparks managing partner turned technology backer Ian Duffy and Microfinance Ireland chairman Cyril Forbes also bought in.

Since then Mullin has turned technology from a nightmare into a profit engine.