The phrase "an enterprise basis" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the foundational or operational aspects of a business or organization.
Example: "We need to establish our operations on an enterprise basis to ensure scalability and efficiency."
Alternatives: "a business foundation" or "an organizational framework".
On a "joint enterprise" basis, he was punished for offences committed by others, and for which the police hadn't even charged him.
"There will be varying degrees of automation made on a per enterprise basis based on the type of business and amount of risk you are willing to take," he said.
So far we've only agreed to allow for China to request temporary access for workers on programs worth more than $150 million, on a enterprise by enterprise basis, and only if they have skills that aren't available in Australia.
They are all trading cheaply on an enterprise value basis.
Its market cap and enterprise value are both about $615 million, which is equal to about.6 times revenue on an enterprise value basis, compared with 3.0 times at Time Warner Telecom.
It offers a more efficient and open way "to capture, manage and process ideas for innovation and organizational excellence on an enterprise-wide basis" and, ultimately, improve ROI on R&D.
On an enterprise value/ EBITDA basis around 7 times seems low, but the average across the outsourcing peer group is just 7.5 times (on which our revised 525p price target is based).
That involves finding a way to process and understand the myriad of signals coming into an enterprise on a daily basis, while taking advantage of the security data Microsoft has been collecting over the years.
On an enterprise value to pretax earnings basis, says Chan, Esprit is valued at about 8 times forward earnings; on the same basis its American peer Gap trades at 18 and the global retailer Hennes & Mauritz at 28.
Business process discovery is a basis for analyzing an enterprise's current business and is a critical key to enterprises seeking to be more process-centric today.
