Sentence examples for enterprise interest from inspiring English sources

The questionnaire comprised a total of 37 questions divided into seven sections (location of the enterprise, interest in pigs, details about the pig enterprise, marketing of pigs, transport of pigs, pig husbandry, and pig health/biosecurity).

Prior to the GA announced today, the company conducted a survey of 250 customers and found, that although it was early days, there is enterprise interest in exploring blockchain technology.

Said another way, replacing a traditional corporate interest recorded in a central ledger with an enterprise interest recorded through a blockchain entry on a distributed ledger may change the form of the transaction, but it does not change the substance.

Although space tourism represents the most prominent and active form of private enterprise interests taking shape in the cosmos today, other planned commercial ventures are also in the works for the foreseeable future.

Institutions or organisations that belong to CUDI can be education oriented or they can be enterprises interested in enhancing research, innovation and education.

She is the co-founder of SoftMatch, which connects enterprises interested in innovation to the highly fragmented global startup ecosystem.

As Rackspace's general manager for its OpenStack private cloud business Bryan Thompson also noted, the company is now seeing more mid-sized enterprises interested in OpenStack and its current customers are often growing their OpenStack commitment and either expanding their existing clouds or launching new ones in different geographies.

The issue is bigger than any person, personality, entity, enterprise or interest group".

It seems that we meet all of the criteria necessary to make Yale the Mecca for social enterprise: student interest, an inspiring alumni network, presidential support.

The price for this will be significantly lower than in the Azure cloud, of course (enterprises are using their own hardware, after all), but it's an interesting model because it aligns Microsoft and the enterprise's interests: if Azure Stack doesn't work as expected and if developers don't use it, then Microsoft doesn't earn anything.

Eventually, a broken model emerged, the world of sport's Wild West, filled with free enterprise, self-interest and conflicting agendas.