Sentence examples for biggest enterprise from inspiring English sources

The biggest enterprise I.P.O. of the year, among start-ups, will probably be Workday, some time in the summer.

But he welcomes the changes that could come with the arrival of new Chinese owners of the town's biggest enterprise.

The biggest, Enterprise Inns, which operates 6,000 managed and leasehold pubs, said the move would have "serious unintended consequences for publicans and the industry at large".

Mr. Ding oversees Huawei's business of selling network equipment to telephone operators, its biggest enterprise, which generated $25 billion in sales in 2012, according to unaudited figures, and employed 80,000 people.

For Slovakia, a small and impoverished country that split off from the Czech Republic in 1993, the steel mill here is the biggest enterprise and its most visible victim of post-Communist corporate abuse.

Amid all the glitz of the launches last week of the Surface tablet and Windows 8 operating system, Microsoft also quietly – and ahead of schedule – released to manufacturing the latest versions of three of its biggest enterprise brands: Sharepoint, Exchange and Office.

The Google Analytics 360 Suite offers powerful and integrated analytics solutions for today's biggest enterprises.

The country's biggest enterprises have long put job preservation and market share ahead of profits and stock price performance.

But their spontaneous privatisation appears to have increased the determination of some leaders, Mr Zhu included, to keep the 1,000 or so biggest enterprises under state control.

In fact, the three biggest enterprise-cloud vendors by revenue—#1 Microsoft, #2 Amazon and #3 IBM—stand a good chance of finishing calendar 2018 with combined enterprise-cloud revenue of $75 billion, according to my estimates.

IBM sees the shift of big companies moving to the cloud as a 20-year trend and has spent billions of dollars building the biggest enterprise-cloud business globally, having made a dozen or so acquisitions in the past 3 years that touch the cloud in one form or another, including Cast Iron, Coremetrics, Sterling Commerce and Unica in 2010.