Sentence examples for competing enterprises from inspiring English sources

Design process excellence is considered a major differentiating factor between competing enterprises since it determines the constraints within which plant operation and supply chain management are confined.

It had also accommodated widely expressed fears that one remedy he and many other experts favored -- splitting the Windows operating business into three competing enterprises -- would lead to incompatible forms of Windows.

Teixeira and Lin [93] studied the collaboration on open source artifacts between large, competing enterprises.

The timing couldn't have been better: at the same time, Amazon was introducing a competing enterprise service called Amazon WorkSpaces at its Amazon Web Services conference, AWS re:Invent in Las Vegas.

As a case in point, just about a year ago, it bought Documentum, a competing enterprise content management firm, from EMC for $1.62 billion.

To compete, enterprises must act differently by quickly adopting new technologies, many of which are updated more frequently than we've ever experienced.

Their basic case is that the state should devolve (some) power to local authorities and communities, and outsource the provision of more services to competing social enterprises and charities.

State activities are often protected by legal prohibitions on competing private enterprise.

The space sits in the middle of a ghostly Williamsburg strip, without a competing commercial enterprise in eyeshot; a street sign out front dangles upside down from its pole.

Though DeLong's testimony must be read with the potentially biasing knowledge that his son was invested in a competing colonization enterprise, it painted a thoroughly damning picture of Vache's self-proclaimed "Governor".

The picture isn't much rosier for upstarts competing for enterprise budget dollars.