Sentence examples for more profitable data from inspiring English sources

Nortel said yesterday that the acquisition of the privately held Dimension Enterprises, which is based in Herndon, Va., would let it design and engineer better and more profitable data centers.

Cable operators have long wanted to offer more expensive, more profitable data and entertainment services, but the erratic performance of their aging networks precluded it.

But it's not hard to see the trends behind the revised thinking at the Silicon Valley headquarters of H.P., as the company retreats from PCs to focus more on selling more profitable data-serving computers and specialized software to corporations and governments — the so-called enterprise business.

But it is a critical one for cellphone carriers, which have for years been adding features to phones and networks to encourage consumers to run up their bills by using more profitable wireless data services.

With its seemingly unlimited supply of capital, Samsung has moved from making memory chips, which store data, to more profitable logic chips, which serve as the brains of computers.

Notably, the press release announcing the merger referred to PC's as "access devices" -- the phrase Compaq has adopted to try to distance itself from the battered personal computer business and to suggest that PC's are a link to more profitable operations like services and data-serving computers that are at the hub of corporate networks.

Learning how to extract valuable and real time insights from big data to drive smarter and more profitable business decisions is a main task of big data commerce.

"The decision was made by my superiors to make the division look more profitable by altering certain of the data," Mr. Gordon told the court.

Dell, the world's biggest maker of personal computers, is now selling data switches, which are more profitable for Dell than computers, and is undercutting Cisco's prices.

Mr Benmosche relishes detailing the humdrum measures AIG is taking to get there: consolidating data centres to cut costs, tweaking the product mix towards more profitable lines, offering more tailored pricing by crunching customer data more intelligently.

The numerical solutions for the data-pricing model indicate that the multi-version strategy achieves a better market segmentation and is more profitable and feasible when the multiple dimensions of data quality are considered.