Sentence examples for distribution technology from inspiring English sources

It developed a direct connection distribution technology that would eventually tailor offers to a traveler's individual needs, like more legroom.

Redbox's low price, however, is less a reflection of a permanently superior distribution technology than of Hollywood's reluctance to fully embrace alternatives to discs, like video-on-demand.

American has developed direct connection distribution technology — which Orbitz and Expedia have refused to adopt — that could change the way it displays and sells tickets.

IATA is working with travel agents, airlines and distribution technology providers to enable travelers finally to shop with confidence regardless of the channel.

Using the distribution technology and services of Akamai, of Cambridge, Mass., Intertainer, which is based in Culver City, Calif., will be able to move rapidly into markets across the country.

But the company has made significant strides with its distribution technology, thanks to X1, a next-generation set-top-box and software update that has been deployed in more than one million of the 22 million homes it serves.

The rapid increase in smart distribution technologies such as dispatchable distributed generators (DG), storage and curtailable loads offer greater levels of controllability and observability over traditional distribution networks, which may allow for greater system stability and optimality if properly harnessed.

Alan Hudson, Chief Investment Officer, GMG, said: "The news industry is in the midst of unprecedented disruption, with the advertising market, consumption habits and distribution technologies changing rapidly.

Instead of clinging to late-20th-century distribution technologies, like the digital disk and the downloaded file, the music business should move into the 21st century with a revamped business model using innovative technology, several industry experts say.

"As copying and distribution technologies have gone digital, consumers, not the content owners, are in charge of where and how they experience content.

The groups and companies pursuing the new distribution technologies -- programs that in effect create vast digital libraries spread across potentially hundreds of thousands of large and small computers -- do not necessarily share Mr. Clarke's ideological viewpoint.