Sentence examples for enterprises continuously from inspiring English sources

Enterprise' immune system can help enterprise prevent and eliminate enterprises' viruses so that enterprises continuously adapt to the environment.

To meet increasing demands of consumers, government and business partners, enterprises continuously have to work on innovations of products, processes and ways of cooperation in agri-food supply chain networks (AFSCN).

Bamboo enterprises are continuously sustaining national economy through providing employment opportunities for rural people including raw material collection, processing and marketing.

Cybereason has built a pro-active security platform for enterprises to continuously monitor systems with the aim of detecting hacker actions and intentions as they attempt to prepare their data heist, and thus give businesses the opportunity to cut hack attacks off long before hackers have the chance to carry off their corporate crown jewels.

The enterprise competitiveness continuously increases from the startup stage to maturity stage.

The structure of the life sciences was built on the premise that the enterprise would continuously expand and absorb and employ the large number of graduate students and postdoctoral researchers.

The success of such transformations, implementation and maintenance of business environments influences the way business-oriented processes are managed and integrated, that consequently forces business enterprise to continuously innovate.

In such a competitive global context, enterprises have to continuously improve their operational capacity, leading to the existence of enterprise operational decision-making problems everywhere.

In addition, supplier constraints and changes in the law for example makes it necessary for these enterprises to adapt continuously their manufacturing and assembly operations.

In addition, [the company satisfies] a huge unmet need as enterprises deploy code continuously and Snyk makes it easy for developers to secure their open source code," Sim said.

Knowledge-capital (see Figure 1) refers to the accumulated knowledge of one or several linked firms (embedded in the individuals - know-how - machines, technologies and routines of the enterprise), which is continuously enriched by information flows and which is used in the production process or more globally in the value creation process.