"Borderland" was the 80th episode of Enterprise, which was one more episode than the entire run of The Original Series.
In the knowledge economy era of the 21st century [14,17], the competitive advantage of enterprises has shifted from visible equipment, capital and labor in the past to invisible knowledge nowadays.
The East India Company was a number of enterprises formed in western Europe in the 17th and 18th centuries, initially created to further trade in the East Indies.
Another group of theorists are updating Marx for the 21st century, proffering models that put both control and profit of enterprises into the workers' hands.
"Beware of enterprises that require new clothes"?
A motley assortment of enterprises reopened.
It's a monument to excess, a temple of consumerism, an awe-inspiring and often horrifying vision of 21st-century enterprise, a super-sized distillation of present-day capitalism.
Taken together, lives like those of the advice columnist Ann Landers, the vibraphonist Lionel Hampton and Col. Floyd J. Thompson, a longtime prisoner of war, elucidate particular brands of 20th-century enterprise, jubilation and grief.
Autonomous, elementary units of production, co-operating in temporary networks, are considered as a key organisational form of enterprise in the 21st century.
In scores given by readers of the website "TrekWeb" for the second season of Enterprise, "Horizon" was ranked 21st out of 26 episodes by average score.
