Sentence examples for base of enterprise from inspiring English sources

Some of the features it's already offering its budding base of enterprise customers?

These included a lower cost of living, less competition for talent and a well-established base of enterprise software companies in the regional Washington-Dulles Technology Corridor.

Over the past eight months or so, Sefferman says they've seen over 10,000 sign-ups and now have hundreds of paying customers ranging from the indie developers paying $14 per month all the way up to their "bread-and-butter" user base of enterprise customers.

You can throw the word 'enterprise' and 'social' on a bunch of different stuff, but you can't find anybody who has really built a customer base of enterprise customers in the same way virally with great respect from the IT department, with great love from the consumer," Ballmer said in a conference call with press and analysts this morning.

Now we are moving to what we would call an "alpha" stage, working with a select number of customers from our base of enterprises and using this in earnest.

Others that are hoping to get some traction in the world of IoT include large tech companies like Microsoft, leveraging its extensive installed base of Windows enterprise users, as well as Cisco, which owns IoT management platform Jasper.

Others that are hoping to get some traction in the world of IoT include large tech companies like Microsoft, leveraging its extensive installed base of Windows enterprise users, as well as Cisco, which owns IoT management platform Jasper.

Such familiar behaviors as vertical integration, mergers and acquisitions to gain market share and pricing power, and global expansion all increase economies of scale on the supply side: factories, retail outlets, distribution networks, and other assets all can increase the capital base of an enterprise.

Danny Maloney, the co-founder and CEO of Tailwind (himself an ex-Googler and ex-Aoler respectively leading on YouTube and other video projects), says, tell us that the deal gives Tailwind a combined user base of 40,000 enterprise customers (including both free and paying), with some 30,000 of them coming with the acquisition.

I've been writing about marrying up touch and virtual enabled devices with an enterprise productivity purpose for years and personally I still feel that losing the mouse and keyboard is somewhat inevitable, hands are infinitely more adept at manipulating an environment and objects and having a touchscreen/ gesture based version of enterprise tools would be a natural transition.

And that helps for raising money too, as the same investor base of an enterprise-ish service like MAZ and an app like Lynx probably look quite different.