Synonyms for information technology
in·for·ma·tion tech·nol·o·gy

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1. information technologynoun

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   IT

2. information technologynoun

   the practice of creating and/or studying computer systems and applications

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   IT

3. information technologynoun

   the computing department of an organization

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   IT

Princeton's WordNet

1. information technology, ITnoun

   the branch of engineering that deals with the use of computers and telecommunications to retrieve and store and transmit information

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1. Al Gore:

   Information technology gives us the means to harvest the enormous opportunities represented by inefficiency, it is relatively easy now to design and build zero carbon buildings. The savings in energy, material costs and the reductions in global warming pollution are not minor. We’re talking about 50, 60, 70, 80 even 90 percent savings in category after category.

2. Inspector General:

   The auditors point out that they didn't have certain case files and asked the NOPD to send it to them, we got the cases a few days later, but when we checked with the (NOPD information technology) department we found that those records were post-dated two and three years. ... They were created when we made the request.

3. Peter Schwarzenbauer:

   Two worlds are colliding here. Our world, focused on hardware and our experience in making complex products, and the world of information technology which is intruding more and more into our life.

4. Ted Cruz:

   Any rational person responds to a change in circumstances. What's changed? We've seen a whole number of employers abusing the program, no. 1, bringing in people who are not high-skilled, bringing in medium- and low-skilled (information technology) workers and then firing American workers and, adding insult to injury, forcing the American workers to train their foreign replacements.

5. Ken Dychtwald:

   The talent migrating into the field is like nothing I've seen in my 40 years in the field, and they're convinced there is nothing you can't do if you can turn biotechnology into information technology.