We certainly were engaged with joint enterprise, meaning what he did and what I did.
The cost of robotics has moved from accessible only to big business, to affordable for small enterprise, meaning much more experimentation will take place, says Andra Keay, head of Silicon Valley Robotics, a non-profit industry group.
It is targeted for power users and enterprise, meaning people who may use their phone 2-3 days in a row (on a business trip) without accessing a PC or having the time or opportunity to charge it.
Analysts had expected sales of $4.5 billion with an EPS of $0.73, but eBay says those estimates included eBay Enterprise — meaning that eBay beat expectations on both revenue and EPS.
Harry's belligerent claims of "free enterprise," meaning legislation that favors the rich over everyone else, sound suspiciously like the Wall Street CEOs behind the subprime debacle -- or the GOP.
In addition, Microsoft has one killer advantage over everyone else: its software lies at the heart of enterprise, meaning that the vast majority of workers are already exposed to its products on a daily basis.
I work in social enterprise, meaning I've inherited all the infuriatingly-trendy terms that permeate the startup sector: "pivot," "disrupt," and (of course) "iterate".
Our team values are enterprise values, meaning they represent the value of the team without the deduction of debt (other than stadium debt) and are based on multiples of revenue.
But it has found that the enterprise market – meaning businesses with more than 1,000 drivers already on staff – holds more potential.
That union is sure to see LinkedIn lean on its parents considerable assets, particularly in the enterprise space, meaning that smaller rivals like FullContact will need to focus on differentiation to avoid being bulldozed by a revitalized LinkedIn.
