Sentence examples for consolidating its services from inspiring English sources

On Tuesday, the company will announce that it is consolidating its services under a single brand, Mood, thus eliminating the Muzak name.

Badi says the funding will be put toward consolidating its services in Barcelona, Madrid, London, Paris and Rome, and also to open new offices in London.

That means Didi would have to work on consolidating its services into the traveller's planning journey, which spans booking hotels, transportation, experiences, and so on, as well as invest heavily in service keeping capacities.

With the help of the fund's investments and advocacy, the Bowery organization was able to acquire a new site in the Chelsea neighborhood which allowed it to consolidate its services and facilities and effectively increased its potential impact, Giantris explains.

The Cordiant Communications Group in London is consolidating its Internet service companies in a separate, wholly owned subsidiary named CCG.XM, to be based in New York.

The Finnish company got out-innovated by Apple a couple of years ago with the introduction and subsequent success of the iPhone and the iTunes App Store, and has been desperately trying to catch up with Cupertino's disruptive initiatives ever since by launching a couple of new devices on one hand, and consolidating its software & services business on the other hand.

Now Microsoft fears that if AOL gets control of AT&T's cable services, along with its own cable lines AOL will control another channel for providing Internet services, consolidating its power base and posing a greater threat to the software maker.

Ovi Share is a web service used by Nokia to host users' content, but with the push toward the Windows Phone platform over at Nokia it makes sense that the company would choose to consolidate its core services.

The company will consolidate its consulting services into two subsidiaries, Fujitsu Services and Fujitsu Consulting.

Trefis estimates the segment to consolidate its existing services and post revenue of approximately $22.9 billion in 2019.

RBS, however, actually expects staffing levels in Scotland to rise, especially in Edinburgh and Greenock, as it consolidates its mortgage, IT and support services on two key sites in the area; the 318 branches sold to Santander are all south of the border.