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61. Fox cited another study that reported that the need for information technology workers could reach 750, 000.

62. He is joined by Peter Fairbairn, 54, who has been appointed an external information technology consultant.

63. Entries for information technology were increasing significantly at all levels, the results show.

64. In June 1981, prime minister Margaret Thatcher appointed a panel to advise her government on all matters relating to information technology.

65. As soon as such heterogeneity enters into a polymer chain, information technology becomes a theoretical possibility.

66. The best-received firms were in the information technology and electronics sectors; the worst in traditional engineering sectors and construction.

67. Norstan is an information technology, networking and communication system business based in Minneapolis.

68. Some partners in Boston are forming a fund like Alta that will focus on early stage information technology and life sciences companies.

69. But the information technology division is to be sold off.

70. Like all other major charities, we are employing increasingly expert staff to implement and disseminate the product of expensive information technology.

71. One of the hidden costs of information technology is security.

72. Indeed, the relatively brief history of information technology has already demonstrated the dangers of even short-term forecasting.

73. Spending on information technology has also declined, demonstrating that the computer industry is no longer recession-proof.

74. The training needs of historians need to be continually discussed in the context of information technology.

75. It is telling that economists have so far found the precise productivity benefits of information technology difficult to pin down and measure.

76. Transport has been relatively slow to see much benefit from the information technology revolution.

77. Existing research focuses on the generation and implementation of information technology, on gender and technology and on industrial innovation.

78. In advertising, you are part of the most rapidly developing new industry in the world, namely communications and information technology.

79. Li expressed the hope that the two developing powers join hands to develop high-tech industries, especially information technology.

80. Information technology professionals, however, feel that business managers have no understanding of, or interest in, technology.

81. Gartner provides market research and advisory services to information technology executives.

82. The introduction of information technology on this basis will clearly require a number of changes in how organisations operate.

83. The Faculty has also begun to develop new expertise in law and information technology.

84. Their mis-sion - to discuss information technology, electronic communications and the Labour movement.

85. We have seen that DNA molecules are the centre of a spectacular information technology.

86. Avis's advantage may not last long: most of its big rivals are also spending heavily on information technology.

87. Last autumn[Sentence dictionary], we invited readers to contribute essays on how they believed information technology would change life in Britain.

88. Manage office Information Technology including phone and office network.

89. Can Albertsons Trounce Wal-Mart with Advanced Information Technology?

90. While reducing product costs must also take full advantage of modern information technology.