Sentence examples for extracting business from inspiring English sources

The roles of customers from passive users to collaborators in creating and extracting business value have given rise to customer co-creation techniques and value co-creation models.

From programs that help the visually impaired and safety features in cars that detect large animals to auto-organizing untagged photo collections and extracting business insights from socially shared pictures, the benefits of image recognition, or computer vision, are only just beginning to make their way into the world — but they're doing so with increasing frequency and depth.

A dusty town, Guerrero Negro is dependent on a salt-extracting business and tourists who come from January to March to see the calving Pacific gray whales in nearby Scammon's Lagoon.

For large multinational firms, this is because they adhere to a "stretch and extract" business model, otherwise known as asset sweating.

He sold off chocolate-making but kept the licorice extracts business (which he controls today as publicly held M&FWorldwide).

ZoomInfo's technology crawls the web to extract business information about companies and people from sources such as press releases and corporate bios on websites.

The company also recently launched Historics, a cloud-computing platform that enables entrepreneurs and enterprises to extract business insights from Twitter's public Tweets dating back to January 2010.

Here, too, Google uses its Street View data to extract business data and human operators to ensure its data is correct.

The social data platform has launched Historics, a cloud-computing platform that enables entrepreneurs and enterprises to extract business insights from Twitter's public Tweets dating back to January 2010 (we originally reported on the pending launch here).

There was an extract business run by a young woman in her early 30s who had ample experience in a number of retail businesses.

Eventually, the wooden flagpole started deteriorating and Mr. Hume got the Magnesite Company -- a mineral-extracting business in Cape May that is now closed -- to donate its steel flagpole for the Sunset Ceremony.