Sentence examples for unified infrastructure from inspiring English sources
QSIA – Questions Sharing and Interactive Assignments – offers a unified infrastructure for developing, collecting, managing and sharing of knowledge items.
With the development of cloud environments serving as a unified infrastructure, the resource management and energy consumption issues become more important in the operations of such systems.
Because of these favorable scaling properties, CERI serves as a foundational step in bringing event-based middleware and CEP closer together into a single unified infrastructure component.
"Things have improved at the front end in that there is less conflict among the parts of the company marketing different services," said David Willis, vice president of global networking for the META Group in Stamford, Conn., "but many customers are painfully aware that WorldCom is not running a unified infrastructure.
These developments imply that the future Internet will not have a single unified infrastructure.
Several different usage scenarios that join isolated cloud infrastructures together into a larger unified infrastructure are being considered [4, 5].
Unifying the infrastructure for WhatsApp, Instagram and Facebook Messenger is technically challenging.
Executives at Penguin and Random House said the initial focus would be on unifying the infrastructure of the companies, including establishing pay scales, health benefits and new e-mail addresses.
Ireland's top data protection watchdog on Monday called Facebook Ireland for an urgent briefing on the company's plans to unify the infrastructure of its Instagram, WhatsApp and Facebook Messenger services and to encrypt messages on all of those channels end-to-end.
Michelle Vondrasek is President of Von Technologies, LLC, an information technology services corporation with a comprehensive services portfolio focused on network infrastructure, unified communications, wireless networks and cabling.
Explosive data growth and new transformational technologies such as cloud computing, converged infrastructure, unified networking and big data are changing the way organizations are running their businesses today.
