Sentence examples for barriers to distribution from inspiring English sources

Panelists discussed the ways in which a social enterprise located in a target market may understand the needs of the population and specific barriers to distribution, an NGO may bring the resources for wide-scale assessment in multiple markets, and a corporation may bring sophisticated supply chain and manufacturing operations.

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It's never been easier for a musician or band to record a track, while the Internet offers virtually no barriers to distribution.

Given increasingly lower barriers to distribution, less conservative buyers, and rapidly changing business demands, we're going to see unprecedented change in enterprise technology moving forward.

With the barriers to distribution almost non-existent for digital content, creating a surplus of supply over demand, the real work and expense is in marketing, much of which is to an existing fan base.

An increased supply, low costs, and few barriers to distribution may have basically commoditized written content and therefore the book industry.

This feels like a barrier to distribution to me and I wonder how long that strategy will last.

It's likely to be approved this year, although under the Trump administration there could be additional bureaucratic barriers to its distribution.

Gillmor believes that such technologies have brought us to a turning point in media history: with the removal of major barriers to information distribution, such as the need for a broadcast license or a printing press, more people can provide journalistic observation, and that makes for a better-informed populace.

Technologies like digital music stores, streaming services and webcasting stations have greatly reduced the cost barriers to the distribution and sale of music, and a vast array of new platforms and services — from blogs to Bandcamp to Twitter feeds — now help musicians route around middlemen and connect directly with fans.

Over the last decade, we've seen an acceleration away from the old ways of doing business inherent to the post-industrial economy, moving toward the new modalities of a software-based economy as the forces of open source, cloud and mobile have all but eviscerated barriers to adoption, distribution and innovation for information technology.