Sentence examples for enterprises and content from inspiring English sources

This is certainly true at Amazon, which serves four very different types of customer: consumers, sellers, enterprises, and content providers.

Its mission statement: "We seek to be Earth's most customer-centric company for four primary customer sets: consumers, sellers, enterprises, and content creators".

■ Marlene Sanchez Dooner, senior vice president for investor relations at the Comcast Corporation, was named to a new post at the NBCUniversal unit of Comcast, executive vice president for Hispanic enterprises and content, reporting to Joe Uva, chairman for Hispanic enterprises and content, which include Telemundo and Mun2.

Telemundo had its own executive shake-up on Friday after Joe Uva, the chairman of Hispanic enterprises and content at NBC Universal sent an internal e-mail to staff announcing that Emilio Romano, the president of Telemundo, was stepping down.

Amazon serves four very different types of customer (consumers, sellers, enterprises, and content providers), but it devotes the lion's share of its resources to pleasing consumers, even if that means sellers or content providers sometimes feel shortchanged.

Joe Uva, chairman of Hispanic enterprises and content at NBC Universal a big media company, is fond of telling fellow executives that with a combined purchasing power of $1.1 trillion, if Hispanic-Americans were a country they would rank 16th in the world.A giant reason to be optimistic about the rise of Hispanics is that they are making America much younger.

The target group for business training ranges from the rural self-employed to urban small and medium enterprises, and their content, duration, intensity, and survey timing are equally diverse (McKenzie and Woodruff 2014).

The Searchmetrics Suite offers enterprise SEO and content marketing analysis, recommendations, forecasting and reporting.

Twitter and Yelp open their APIs for Sprinkler, which in turn plugs into enterprise client and content systems.

Through relentless refinement and imagining the shifting landscape over a decade-long view, we developed a roadmap and mission that represented perhaps a much larger challenge (making enterprise collaboration and content management simple), but one that allowed us to imagine how we could fit into this transitioning world.

When you consider that the company has now passed 275 million users, is now managing both enterprise and consumer content and a host of services that move Dropbox beyond being a storage provider, and is looking to scale up even more, it's no surprise that it's beefing up its infrastructure with more database firepower for faster and more reliable performance.