Sentence examples for enterprise niche from inspiring English sources

That's to say that it could become more expensive than Box can afford to acquire new customers, making its growth cycle unprofitable on a SaaS basis.* If your view is that sector competition will reduce Box's enterprise niche, you could foresee Box's future cash flows impaired.

Following last week's news of Microsoft selling off its feature phone business for $350 million, today Microsoft turned its attention to smartphones: the company announced it would lay off 1,850 staff and take a charge of $950 million, including $200 million in severance payments, as it "streamlines" the business to focus on enterprises and niche areas where it feels it can better differentiate.

But throughout the early 1990s the series remained a relatively niche enterprise until, as Collyer puts it: "Miles got involved".

So far, it has been a niche enterprise for young urbanites, but that niche is clearly growing, with copycats around the globe.

The monthly marriage of celebrity and style blurred two distinct coverage areas and became a hugely successful enterprise in a niche it invented.

"While we applaud the decision to focus on retooling the company into a niche enterprise focused business, it seems years too late.

We think VR's addressable market is primarily core games and 3D films, plus niche enterprise users.

It's still a great technology with a ready and waiting user base of tens of millions among console, PC and MMO gamers, those who prefer 3D to 2D films, as well as niche enterprise users (e.g. medical, military, education).

Chernow had these four tips to guide entrepreneurs thinking about a niche enterprise: —Keep it simple and stick to that.

Denmark Street still supports niche enterprises, such as a guitar maker and drum school.

The Internet rewards niche enterprises, and sites like The Journal and Politico are drawing tens of thousands of viewers on a given day, not millions.