Instead, it was about video games, a commercial phenomenon that has been spreading surprisingly fast in the People's Republic of China as some of those enjoying the new liberal economic reforms have come to realize how profitable such machines can be as a form of private enterprise.
A melange of grants, subsidies, contracts and price controls has yielded a new form of enterprise that should perhaps be called "with-profits nationalisation".
By adding context on top of specific buckets Salesforce, e-mail, documents, etc wiki's become a powerful form of enterprise search".
Autonomous, elementary units of production, co-operating in temporary networks, are considered as a key organisational form of enterprise in the 21st century.
In the 1990s many companies re-engineered their business processes when they started using a form of software called enterprise-resource planning (ERP), which does things such as managing a firm's finances and employees.
To success in this form of enterprise there are various roads, and it is not always the most scrupulous explorers who succeed best.
The legal inadequacies regarding extended partnerships and unincorporated joint-stock companies and the need for larger and larger amounts of capital gradually led to the acceptance of the corporate form of enterprise.
Most of the pupils questioned said they had taken part in some form of enterprise education exercise in their school.
The company provides energy data for heavy energy consumers, mostly in the form of enterprise customers, to help them to make better business decisions around current energy use, look at how future projects will impact energy expenditure, and see the return on investment being generated by their existing energy spend.
Experimenting with embryos created from two different species -- to say nothing of engaging in a form of human cloning -- is an enterprise fraught with scientific and social uncertainty; indeed, Congress forbids the National Institutes of Health to finance any research involving human embryos.
