The Minnesota-based Besellsy, which sells a broad array of electronic devices and major appliances, was one of them.
Wikipedia calls the Internet "...a network of networks that consists of millions of private, public, academic, business and government networks, of local to global scope, that are linked by a broad array of electronic, wireless and optical networking technologies".
The agency subsequently afforded the capacity to make electronic transactions over its network (1981) and went on to develop a wide array of electronic trading and brokerage services.
The medical communications company DesignWrite boasts that over 12 years they have "planned, created, and/or managed hundreds of advisory boards, a thousand abstracts and posters, 500 clinical papers, over 10,000 speakers' bureau programmes, over 200 satellite symposia, 60 international programmes, dozens of websites, and a broad array of ancillary printed and electronic materials".
For instance, 1-800-batteries, which has a well established brand offline, found that the name was too limiting online and chose the broader iGo.com to sell its broad array of products, which includes electronic devices, luggage and software.
And last month the Legislature authorized a wide expansion of electronic courts to a broad array of civil cases and to courts in every borough and several upstate counties.
Another sizzling trading stock is the Intercontinental Exchange (104, ICE), the leading electronic global futures trader with a broad array of over-the-counter energy products.
Finally, demand is firming from a broad array of users, from cellphone manufacturers to personal and notebook computers to consumer electronic products.
Organized by the electronic musician Carlos Giffoni and now in its sixth season, the event gathers a broad array of drone sculptors and distortion specialists, along with fans who appreciate the music on intellectual and visceral terms.
Separately, United Technologies, a conglomerate with a broad array of businesses, said that it was withdrawing its $2.6 billion all-cash offer for Diebold, the maker of A.T.M.'s and electronic voting technology, because of Diebold's unwillingness to open its books and hold merger talks.
