Sentence examples for breakthrough services from inspiring English sources

But breakthrough services really stand a chance only if enough big guns are aligned behind them to act as a counterweight to opposition and inertia from a public sector establishment that sees the writing on the wall.

Kate O'Keeffe representing Cisco's hyperinnnovation lab CHILL will offer her perspective on bringing together diverse corporations and interests to generating ideas that will lead to breakthrough services, businesses and products.

"This won't knock Google out of the headlines, but for this category it's a breakthrough service," said Chuck Richard, an analyst with Outsell Inc., an information industry consultancy in Burlingame, Calif.

New partners provide TMS the specific type of service knowledge, which TMS learns and uses to make breakthrough service innovations.

TMS has the information advantage (Greve et al. 2014) that combines new knowledge from different partners to achieve breakthrough service innovation.

Djokovic achieved a breakthrough service break against Isner and won Friday night, 7-6 (3), 6-2.

Chinese firms are certainly talking about moving the technology industry toward producing Chinese-made breakthrough products, services and intellectual property.

Moreover, ISP can now keep an eye out for breakthrough online services (the Amazons and Spotifies of tomorrow) and throttle them into oblivion while simultaneously launching their own copycat versions of those services.

Indeed, dynamic multimedia content will be required to create the next breakthrough digital service.

It's difficult to overestimate the potential disruptiveness of Otoy, as a breakthrough streaming service could, in the near future, end the need for app stores and computer upgrades (see a demo below).

Uber, the breakthrough car service app with big ambitions to do much more, is now making its way to international markets: today the car service company kicked off its London operation with a soft launch, just in time to start prepping for the summer tourist rush and the visitor onslaught also known as the Summer Olympics.