Sentence examples for Further enterprise from inspiring English sources

Further, enterprise level surveys indicate that electricity constraints have the biggest drag on firm-level performance and continue to be among the severest constraints that firms have to deal with (World Bank 2013; Mawejje 2013).

He also confirmed plans to freeze council tax for another year, announced two further enterprise zones and set aside a further £150m to extend mobile phone coverage to 99% of the population by building more phone masts.

Business Minister Edwina Hart has announced two further enterprise zones to support businesses in Snowdonia and Milford Haven.

The idea is to create a consumer business that will prompt further enterprise development.

The hosts moved quickly to show it was no more than a minor set-back and further enterprise by Longridge on the left wing resulted a half-clearance that Championship player of the season nominee Andreu sent crashing low beyond Morton goalkeeper Nicolas Caraux.

Focusing back on Germany, however, the added on-the-ground support that the company is now giving positions it to go after further enterprise customers, similar to what it does in markets like the U.S., where it, for example, works with large retailers and others to enable voice and messaging services.

This could give a real boost to the left-behind regions "discovered" in the Brexit referendum; make useful things people actually need, including large-scale renewable energy projects; and create widespread multiplier effects which would generate further enterprises and employment.

Deals like that take Dell further into enterprise software and data center management, an important way for Mr. Haas to also sell servers.

To shore up margins and generate revenue growth, Dell is trying to expand further into enterprise computing, where it then goes up against HP, which has an edge in services.

Another area will be to tap further into enterprise applications, many of which are built on social media premises and therefore provide a lot of unstructured data to tackle — 70% unstructured data, according to one estimate from McKinsey.

As Dropbox tries to expand further into enterprise products and capture large companies as customers, it's going to need to show some differentiation from competitors like Microsoft and Box.