Sentence examples for wave of tools from inspiring English sources

Whether or not you agree with his premise, it is possible that the next wave of tools built for the social Web will try to help pull us out of the information rapids.

Even with vast amounts of seismic data, identifying the boundaries between salt and rock from the surface, many miles above, is nearly impossible.A new wave of tools and communication systems enabling the collection and transmission of "down-hole" data in real time is beginning to change this.

While the first wave of tools had similar functionality to today's, perhaps they came too soon for widespread enterprise adoption.

There are already a number of third-party browser add-ons that enhance usability…so I'm curious to see if this spurs a new wave of tools that aren't just limited to browser add-ons".

Some of our friends in the environmental community have applied this same tactic to their own bogeyman: a new wave of tools to finance forest protection called "REDD+".

So what's the next wave of kitchen tools?

Millennials have at their disposal a new wave of technological tools that track, analyze and respond to their physical condition in real time.

Fast-forward to around 2009 and we had the next wave of enterprise communications tools with the rise of Enterprise 2.0, where we could take Web 2.0 tools like blogs, wikis and chat tools (not unlike Slack), bring them into the enterprise and get that same kind of user engagement that email just couldn't capture.

Conversocial is a social media management software that is pioneering in the third wave of CRM social tools.

This year's presidential election will usher in a new wave of citizen engagement tools and platforms aimed at educating voters and boosting voter turnout.

Slack isn't operating alone in this space as it comes up against Microsoft Teams and Workplace by Facebook, among others, but it is clearly part of this new wave of enterprise communications tools that is picking up where players like Jive (which went public in 2011) and Yammer (which was sold to Microsoft in 2012 for $1.2 billion) have left off.