Sentence examples for unified technology from inspiring English sources

"While they have unified technology, from a business side, offering pan-European service is not compelling for the carriers," Mr. Sukawaty said.

The immigration fight, which has unified technology companies perhaps more than any other issue, has brought the lobbying effort to new heights.

At Hulu, Phillips will oversee a now unified Technology & Product organization, which includes engineering, Hulu's data center operations, its network and broadcast operations center, I.T. and program management, plus product management, user experience, and product development.

But getting back to iPads, Deasy's white-flag moment follows not only the email release, but also comes in the wake of a damning report on the bidding process by an L.A. Unified technology committee.

Accordingly, a unified technology framework, named licensed-assisted access (LAA), was proposed for the cellular systems [7, 8].

Fab is now branding itself as a design store, and now has a unified technology experience across its iPad, iPhone and web apps.

ShoreTel acquired enterprise mobility leader Agito Networks in October 2010 to extend the unified communications technology to mobile devices, enabling them to solve the bring-your-own-device problems that are changing the enterprise market.

A report says small businesses have an increased interest in unified communications technologies.

Recent efforts to unify the technology acceptance literature resulted in the unified theory of acceptance and use of technology [26].

If, say, the marketing department built a site for a band, it would have to unify multiple technology systems, including discussion forums, video players and e-commerce systems and constantly update these hodge-podge systems with new content to regularly attract consumers.

Each domain is represented and specified through a certain technology roadmap covering technological developments, a product roadmap assessing corresponding market trends and product requirements, and an integrated, unified roadmap linking technology push and market pull in a broader integrated view.