incompatible computer造句

• The company still has multiple and incompatible computer systems.
• One of its primary uses is information exchange between different and potentially incompatible computer systems.
• In each case, a merger requires a melding of different and sometimes stubbornly incompatible computer systems.
• That could lead to incompatible computers and programs.
• The "'GE 412 "'was an incompatible computer system with a 20-bit word length intended for process control applications.
• Cisco saw a mushrooming demand for high-speed data exchange hampered by slow data rates and incompatible computer networks.
• Cooperation between OSHA and other regulatory agencies is all but nonexistent, because of incompatible computer systems and age-old bureaucratic resentments.
• The various agencies and departments that will report to Ridge could be compared to 46 different and sometimes incompatible computer systems.
• Wells Fargo's dlrs 11.3 billion merger with First Interstate last year was marred by incompatible computer systems and different corporate cultures.
• Wells Fargo's dlrs 11 . 3 billion merger with First Interstate last year was marred by incompatible computer systems and different corporate cultures.
• When big banks come together, they typically attempt to crunch incompatible computer systems together and to make savings by cutting staff and branches.
• But the market is a tough one, littered with systems based on incompatible computers, complex buying requirements and a legacy of paper-based records.
• Industry analysts said that the Autonomy software could play a role in the effort to bring together information from different agencies with incompatible computer systems.
• If Sun does acquire Apple, industry executives believe that Sun's chief executive Scott McNealy will face an arduous task in bringing together two incompatible computer architectures.
• But Java has built up a huge corporate following; for instance, companies write Java programs that enable their incompatible computer systems to talk to each other.
• Until recently its personnel records were divided among three incompatible computer systems that made it impossible to get an accurate count of the board's own employees.
• At least some problems have been attributed to incompatible computer systems that resulted from the merger of Harvard Community Health Plan and Pilgrim Health Care in 1995.
• In Western countries IBM would have had to spend lots of time figuring out how to get a tangled web of incompatible computer networks to talk to each other.
• Due to communication barriers and incompatible computer systems, local and federal officials were unable to effectively target habitual criminal aliens for federal felony prosecutions for illegal re-entry after deportation.
• Campaign office internal operations were slowed by the running of two separate and incompatible computer systems, unable to share critical voter preference and outreach research data with each other.