The phrase "corporate applications" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to software or tools designed for use within a business or organization.
Example: "The company is investing in new corporate applications to improve efficiency and collaboration among teams."
Alternatives: "business applications" or "enterprise software."
Large databases and other corporate applications increasingly require the larger 64-bit capability.
Box also has more than 100 outside software developers building mostly corporate applications for Box's storage.
Mr. Ellison is certain to be headed toward a confrontation with Microsoft in the corporate applications market.
One moment it is your work machine, complete with a set of corporate applications and tight security settings.
PeopleSoft, whose software is used to manage human resources and other tasks, would enlarge Oracle's corporate applications business.
Apple also has a small business selling a server version of its computer systems that is aimed at corporate applications.
Mr. Ellison said in Federal District Court in San Francisco that Oracle believed that acquisitions were essential to its ability to compete with Microsoft, which -- along with SAP -- was clearly poised to put pricing pressure on the market for corporate application software.
Another interesting figure from today's report: 18% of organizations are implementing corporate application stores.
"Let me give you a suggestion, don't make it a mass application, make it a corporate application,.
Not only was its core database-server business up by only 3%, but its booming corporate-applications division had increased revenues by only 7% against 95% in the first quarter.
Through its questioning of Mr. Burgum, the government tried to establish that Oracle, PeopleSoft and SAP of Germany have a three-way hold on the market for corporate-application software, which companies use to manage chores like procurement, customer relations and human resources.
