The phrase "after enterprise" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a time or event following an enterprise or business activity, but it needs more context to be usable.
Example: "The report will be submitted after enterprise is completed."
Alternatives: "following the enterprise" or "subsequent to the enterprise".
The request comes about three months after Enterprise admitted in a California court that its failure to fix a Chrysler PT Cruiser was responsible for the deaths of two California women when it caught fire and crashed.
Over time, we imagine going after enterprise features over time.
The funding will be used to go after enterprise sales.
– went after enterprise sales model with a non-recurring, small price.
Take the Beta designation — all Google products were beta until Google Apps went after enterprise sales.
At this point, Gigya's sales have tripled YOY by going after enterprise with product suites that start at $1,600/month (that's just for Social Login funcationality).
Alternatively, the groups have suggested that a program be created for commercial real estate debt, perhaps modeled after enterprises like Freddie Mac.
And now, after public markets have exacted a "price correction" on consumer-facing web startups, and after enterprise-focused startups are getting more attention (despite the fact that investment in this area has been anything but shy over the same time period), another quieter channel has been developed: software and hardware startups that cater specifically to developers.
TC: Do you want to go after enterprises eventually?
Call it a partial pivot, after enterprises liked what they saw with last year's Blackphone and came calling.
Compared to Drupal, Joomla has traditionally been focused on smaller companies, novices, and those who aren't necessarily experienced developers, whereas the other has gone after enterprises and has a greater array of lumber and plumbing for heavier use cases.
