Sentence examples for less proprietary from inspiring English sources

Calling something "cloud" doesn't make it any less proprietary.

Intellectual property should be protected — an artist's work has no less proprietary value than a corporation's, and of course it deserves strident safeguarding.

And the main bits of the reforms needed more liquidity and capital, less proprietary risk-taking and better incentives should be applied firmly and consistently to all lenders.

Mr. Fitzpatrick said he expected the restrictions on overdraft fees, less proprietary trading and the alteration of the banks' swaps desks to have an impact on earnings.

Ever since the open-source software movement entered into the public consciousness in the late 90's, we've been awash in prophesies about the end of the Windows era and the birth of a less proprietary digital age.

The less proprietary charging / audio adapters, the better.

Consequently, prices haven't fallen for the specialized voice board gear, the industry remains caught in a seam where most sellers of voice call gear offer a more-or-less proprietary solution (albeit now built on top of generic gear), and sales volumes haven't risen precipitously.

And, while Apple's designs are as distinctive as ever, the devices now rely less on proprietary hardware and more on standardized technologies.

Devotees of a unified cyberspace are worried that the online world will soon start looking as it did before the internet took over: a collection of more or less connected proprietary islands reminiscent of AOL and CompuServe.

Talend says that with the acquisition, IT organizations can now leverage a unified middleware platform that costs far less than proprietary technologies, delivers greater functionality and is easier to deploy and manage.

First, open-source software is by some measures less expensive than proprietary software, so using it lowers the overall cost a customer pays for IBM's computers, applications or services.