Sentence examples for interoperable with its from inspiring English sources
The way Microsoft used to bundle products such as its media player or browser with Windows, and prevent rivals from ensuring their competing applications were fully interoperable with its products, has been at the heart of legal battles on both sides of the Atlantic.
The prospect has so unnerved Cisco Systems that it has appealed the European Commissions approval of the Microsoft-Skype deal; Cisco wants Microsoft to make Skype interoperable with its own hardware.
He likened this to a 2001 Federal Communications Commission edict requiring any new video-chatting service provided through AOL Instant Messenger to be interoperable with its competitor's video-chat products.
More specifically, a robotic system needs to be interoperable with sensors and devices in its current service environments automatically, rather than statically pre-programmed for its environment.
Backers of the firm argue that even the off-the-shelf Boeing helicopter would need some modification, for example to its communications equipment, to make it interoperable with British forces.
The solution we have designed and implemented is a standalone system but it is fully interoperable with existing technologies within the hospital environment, such as its Electronic Patient Record and Identification Badge systems.
Not only does the platform work with Polycom equipment, but the company has worked hard over the past few years to make it interoperable with existing teleconference equipment from partners and competitors alike.
While it's not clear which model of drone Canada is looking to buy, it's clear that it wants it to be interoperable with America's drone warfare program.
It is interoperable with many other standard compliant softwares, hardwares and service providers as it uses both the major telephony standards (SIP and H.323).
Microsoft has been pushing its own, competing Tag mobile barcode service, although late last year it announced that its Tag reader would become interoperable with QR Codes, as well as NFC.
Google may also make its instant-messaging service interoperable with AOL's, the most popular in the world.Ally or annex?With AOL lost to the enemy, what of a deal between Microsoft and either Yahoo! or eBay?
