Sentence examples for introduce an enterprise from inspiring English sources

The answer remains the same and is worth noting here again: essentially, Spotify is completely trained right now on getting its core consumer business right and growing it, and the negotiations, strategy and resources needed to introduce an enterprise service right now would be too distracting to the central mission.

To improve its chances further, Apple is expected to introduce an enterprise-class iPad in the not too distant future if the way it relabelled the larger of its two tablets the "iPad Air" is anything to go by.

And while it recently introduced an enterprise version of its product, Slack eschews the traditions of enterprise technology sales and marketing like showing up at these events.

On top of its new "Starter" plan, Shopify is also introducing an Enterprise plan to cater to high-volume clients, priced at $1,000/month.

This article builds off our implementation experience at Children's Hospital Boston to describe considerations, including potential benefits and pitfalls, of introducing an enterprise-wide clinical information system in a tertiary care pediatric center.

In Britain, Mr. Cameron's government recently introduced a "seed enterprise investment" plan, providing generous tax breaks for investments in start-ups.

A recent Bantam novel introduces a smuggling enterprise, led by the evil Prince Xizor, within the time line of the original trilogy.

The timing couldn't have been better: at the same time, Amazon was introducing a competing enterprise service called Amazon WorkSpaces at its Amazon Web Services conference, AWS re:Invent in Las Vegas.

For example, TigerText introduced a secure enterprise mobile messaging platform to healthcare customers in 2010 but faced resistance from hospital employees that still relied on pagers.

Research In Motion this morning introduced a new enterprise mobility solution dubbed BlackBerry Mobile Fusion, aiming to help its business and government clients manage employees' smartphones and tablets running the BlackBerry operating system, but also Android and iOS devices like the iPhone and the iPad.

Under proposals announced in the Queen's speech, and which will be introduced via an enterprise bill in October, "golden parachutes" will be capped at £95,000.