Sentence examples for consumer connectivity from inspiring English sources

Employees who see attractive opportunities can ask themselves whether seizing one or several will lead to deeper consumer connectivity or broader distribution.

Perhaps one of the best examples of consumer connectivity and community creation is Nike+, a collection (or ecosystem as Nike refers to it) of fitness training and tracking devices and apps.

AOL's strategic principle, "Consumer connectivity first anytime, anywhere," tested the wisdom of a powerful business decision: expanding AOL's global network through alliances with local partners, rather than using its own technology everywhere.

"The program that Noah has created generates immediate consumer connectivity between the Milwaukee Brewers and deserving charitable organizations," Rick Schlesinger, chief operating officer of the Milwaukee Brewers, wrote in an e-mail.

Consumer connectivity was absolutely key for the campaign, something which OOH advertising generally offers.

Whether you call them "connected consumers," "Generation Connectivity" or "Generation Community," Gen C is the new consumer.

Zegart discussed the exceptional vulnerability of powerful countries to cyber threats, consumer driven connectivity as a factor that increases cyber risks, and the obstacles to protecting privately held cyber infrastructure at a time of acute mistrust of government.

Consumers leverage connectivity for purposes, such as entertainment, education, knowledge, social sharing and shopping.

We continuously strive to deliver new exciting user experiences and Miracast™ technology will enhance our ability to offer consumers seamless connectivity to move their content freely between smartphones and other screens," says Nikolaus Scheurer, Director Marketing Planning for Sony Mobile Communications.

If you live and work in a major metro market with good WiFi density (and many Americans do), and you have consumer-grade connectivity needs (mostly email and txt with a little web browsing, some video and music), a service like Freewheel could save you up to $1,200 per year.

Similar to other pervasive computing environments, cars will see a convergence of Internet, multimedia, wireless connectivity, consumer devices, and automotive electronics.