Sentence examples for a mobile offering from inspiring English sources

Virgin Media claims it is the first provider to truly offer four products in one bundle – TalkTalk has a mobile offering but sells it separately to its other services, which is what Virgin has done until now.

Like Skype, which also has a mobile offering, they are only useful for communicating with people you are likely to speak to on a regular basis.

In January 2015, the company reached a deal with O2 to launch a mobile offering, expanding its business from TV, broadband and home phones.

The company also plans to add other enhancements to the premium service, including a mobile offering for Apple's iPhone and other devices.

TMZ.com started a mobile offering last April and watched traffic soar there to 1.1 million visitors in July, eclipsing the mobile audience of People.com, the Web site of the pop culture magazine, according to Nielsen Mobile, which tracks mobile sites.

And Papercut is largely higher education focused and doesn't have a mobile offering.

"Every enterprise will need [a mobile offering] as a central part of their infrastructure - deployment of mobiles and tablets are outstripping desktops," says Jim Hemmer, CEO of international mobile technology designer Antenna.

"In January we're expecting YouTube to launch its own music service, which may well have a strong mobile offering," he said.

Without a robust mobile offering, customers can't truly realize the benefits that come with the automation of the quote-to-cash selling process.

That's hardly an innovative mobile offering.

This funding should help make sure the company has the proper expertise and resources to build an effective mobile offering for the long-term.