Sentence examples for enterprise switching from inspiring English sources

That's why Cisco has 70% of the enterprise switching market, but only 30% of the firewall market, and it's the same reason why Microsoft has failed miserably in the antivirus market".

Silent Circle reportedly had revenue increase 400% month-over-month in July after corporate enterprise customers switched to its services in hopes of avoiding surveillance.

In addition, many enterprises are still using traditional methods and these enterprises can switch to use ICTs only if the benefits derived are higher than the investment and maintenance costs.

In a clear move to keep Motorola's flagging mobile phone sales from pulling down its lucrative broadband and switching enterprise services the company is splitting into two publicly-traded organizations.

The enterprises then switch to generators often powered by heating oil.

It was no longer going to try to persuade enterprises to switch out their Oracle databases — but rather to sell them on a specialized encryption layer to enhance their ability to perform big data analytics by tapping into the cloud.

Workato launched a Slack bot called Workbot in January that was designed to make Slack that central control system for enterprise apps, the Holy Grail of sorts for enterprise users tired of switching between apps to get at all of their information.

This lets the giant telecom company move its tentacles out throughout the enterprise, tie into the switching revolution as a way to bypass routers, promote ATM in the manner it needs to succeed, and feed all that traffic into its massive, already built ATM-powered superhighway.

While Cisco's broadband carrier business driven largely by the growth of the consumer Internet will likely begin to pick up in the coming months, the enterprise-focused routing and switching business that accounts for around 75% of Cisco's revenue will likely continue to stall for several more quarters.

The topology design of switched enterprise networks (SENs) is a hard constrained combinatorial optimization problem.

Google recently took the beta label off Gmail, Google Calendar, Google Docs, and GTalk, which is also part of its strategy to entice enterprise customers to switch to Google Apps.