Sentence examples for enterprises to solve from inspiring English sources

One problem stems from the word "entrepreneur," which, to many, is synonymous with "businessperson," and therefore implies that social entrepreneurs simply redeploy business skills and tools to build enterprises to solve social problems.

The Next Woman: As president and founder of Harambe-Cameroon, Olivia Mukam established Cameroon's first social entrepreneurship program – an opportunity zone for Cameroonian university students to translate their ideas into actions, as they propose business enterprises to solve local problems.

"Only in Washington would you take money from one insolvent enterprise to solve another insolvent enterprise," he said.

Some businesses, known as social enterprises, work to solve social problems.

A social enterprise works to solve societal problems, while at the same time, it needs to be a viable business.

Their intelligent image sharing platform is currently being used by 3,000 enterprise users to solve the image-overload problem.  .

"The alliance between Twitter and salesforce.com enables companies to apply the power of social listening and engagement to over 400 million Tweets daily, providing opportunities for social enterprises to engage, solve problems, gain followers and build brand identity," Marcel LeBrun, SVP and GM for Salesforce Radian6, said in a statement.

Molly thinks there will be a huge change of perception across industries, catalyzed by a growing number of enterprises embracing gamification to solve real business challenges.

Each year the Hult Prize, in partnership with President Bill Clinton and the Clinton Global Initiative and the Hult International Business School, challenges millennials around the world to develop innovative social enterprises that aim to solve our world's most pressing issues.

"Organizations face pressure to allow employees to bring their own devices into the workplace, and they are looking to RIM as the global leader in the enterprise mobility space to solve that problem".

There are large enterprise companies trying to solve very complex problems and consolidate many groups, as well as those trying to solve Sarbanes-Oxley requirements or other single-purpose issues.