Sentence examples for customer hardware from inspiring English sources

The company noted, though, that Sling TV customers are less expensive to acquire, because there's no customer hardware involved as with its satellite TV service.

The product is essentially Hadoop- or Spark-as-a Service, but instead of living in the cloud, it resides on-premises on customer hardware.

The software is called a virtual "appliance" because it carries out separate functions in customers' hardware and offers customers information on their data inside Amazon's cloud.

With Sun, Oracle has found a way to sell customers hardware bundled with all that software in a fashion similar to that of its main database rival, I.B.M. Oracle executives say they can build better, faster, cheaper products this way by engineering complete systems rather than requiring customers to cobble together the parts.

Diversifying as their customers' hardware needs did was a key Lee strategy.

There is another potential benefit: being able to incorporate improved data speeds and features simply by downloading software, rather than replacing the customer's hardware or the companys network equipment.

There is no one supplier that can meet all of a customer's hardware and software needs, as did the IBM of yore.

To cope with the explosion in demand, SBC, Bell Atlantic and other companies are moving toward having customers do their own installations -- the D.S.L. provider simply sends customers the hardware and software they need to do it themselves.

Hardware purchases are often cut first by corporate customers, so hardware is the most cyclical of technology businesses.

People are wary of credit — nearly eighty per cent of German transactions are made in cash — and customers in hardware shops and bakeries pay, with unfathomable diligence, in exact change.

Compaq is also planning a stronger sales pitch to small and medium-sized businesses and programs that would charge customers for hardware and services based on their actual use, a so-called utility pricing model that a number of computer companies are moving toward.