integrators

The ownership of the code is irrelevant at this point and we just have independent consultancies (or integrators) providing expert-level services.

Car companies are largely systems integrators, buying pieces from companies like delphi and putting them in a nice box.

So you had not only the telecom talent out of work, but also Big5 integrators.

Discrete Lagrangians are actually a really fun way to derive various structure preserving integrators.

But the peacocking the integrators go through with LEDs, connectors, case styles, is amazing.

Most management consultants also bring in systems integrators to implement the recommended changes.

You can take delivery yourself, or you can contract it out to another company like Redapt or one of the other systems integrators.

I've only ever worked in the 'enterprise' - large consultancies, systems integrators and massive, very well known, software companies.

And you'd have to use different integrators than the 1st degree Newton update.

Of cause it is a window of opportunity for the software integrators.

This will at least force integrators to think about the OS more.

If you take the article at its word, the state of the art is a distributed collection of small-time suppliers offering goods for sale without refunds for installation by third-party integrators -- the consumer's stylist.

Humans are experience integrators with the rather interesting (and unique) opportunity to "emit" the useful integrations that make it easier (or possible) for others to perform a similar integration.

All the "integrators" will have been absorbed into mid-tier companies probably and the various Pentagon incubator-ish programs considered failures for lack of innovation AND lack of projects successfully seeded.