Sentence examples for its proprietary data from inspiring English sources

Chango's secret sauce is that it combines search data from its proprietary data network with first-part data from the 55 of the top 500 online retailers on its client roster.

Maintaining such a moving target also preserves Google's lead: along with its distributed computing capabilities (called MapReduce), its proprietary data storage system BigTable, its immense infrastructure, Google's PageRank algorithm is at the core of the search engine's competitive edge.

This could make Oracle and its proprietary data sets irrelevant.

John O'Keefe, Lafayette's vice president and chief information officer, stresses that the school's BYOD rules — and for that matter, the private cloud computing platform storing its proprietary data — are a work in progress.

At the high end of the more-affordable spectrum were Hoover's (a unit of Dun & Bradstreet ), which gets $2,500 per year for up to five users to search its database of 40,000 companies, and InfoUSA, which charges between $100 and $300 per month for access to its proprietary data on people and companies.

FindTheBest also runs a network of sites built on its proprietary data content platform which include: FindTheData, helping consumers find data within a variety of verticals; FindTheCompany, a directory of US companies and organizations; FindTheListing, listing home rentals, items for sale, and pets; FindTheCoupons, helping shoppers find coupons and promotional codes.

The reason for the non-delivery was that her phone number was still linked to an iPhone in Apple's system, and so it tried to deliver the texts using its proprietary data-channel "iMessage", which gets around the 160-character limits of standard SMS messages.

Yes, perhaps the most obvious place where this could benefit Apple is in providing its own, proprietary data for its own Maps app.

"Strategically Apple had to provide a service on its own, not just because it is competing with Google's Android service and lacked turn-by-turn directions, but also because it had to build up its own proprietary data.

In contrast, AWS has built out its own proprietary data centers around the world, treating them as one giant, programmable system.

"The investment will allow Digg to accelerate innovation for content discovery products utilizing its powerful proprietary data, including across messaging platforms," the company said in a statement.