Sentence examples for enterprise bundle from inspiring English sources

The new Chrome Enterprise Bundle gives admins a single installer for the Chrome browser, the Chrome Legacy Browser Support extension for running the occasional ActiveX widget and a number of administrative policy templates.

Enterprise software bundles include tools similar to small business checkbook software, but are designed for a larger scale.

Enterprise software bundles often include tools for calculating payroll; tracking inventory, sales, and cost of goods; and generating annual and quarterly profit and loss reports.

But HP speakers returned to accentuating the positive, specifically with high hopes for their adaptive enterprise strategy, a bundle of products and services geared as modules that can be shifted according to customers' changing needs.

BBM Meetings will be available as part of a new Enterprise Communicator services bundle in December that offers it, BBM Protected and advanced technical support for $12 per month per user, but on its own it'll cost you $12.50 per host per month for now (attendees can participate for free), with a 30-day initial free trial available.

Penrose (1959) has suggested that enterprises are a bundle of internal and external resources, which helps an enterprise to achieve competitive advantage.

Like similar open-source companies, CloudBees then extends Jenkins with additional enterprise features and bundles them into its various offerings.

Agenda28 is now partnering with Barakat Bundle, an enterprise started by Harvard School of Public Health students to prevent infant and maternal deaths in South Asia's poorest regions.

ITS standard bundles are enterprise computers certified for extended use, which meet or exceed our minimum requirements, and are easier to service and maintain.

Chief among these assets were the mortgage underwriting systems the government-sponsored enterprises had built to bundle loans into securities to be sold to investors.

Firms that specialize in one segment can outperform bundled enterprises with costly overhead.