Sentence examples for move into enterprise from inspiring English sources

We covered the company's move into enterprise scale blogging in March.

Oracle had better hope its push into application servers fares better than its move into enterprise applications, where, despite high expectations, sales were down 6% for the quarter ended in August.

Chen has overseen BlackBerry's move into enterprise services since his arrival in 2013 as part of a takeover by financial holdings firm Fairfax.

Looking ahead, this move into enterprise is the latest expansion for Distimo, which is also establishing offices in San Francisco, New York and Asia as it continues to grow.

Some more details are coming through on Facebook at Work, the social network's big effort to move into enterprise communication services with a business version of its popular platform.

Nor is it planning any moves into enterprise book storage: "1DollarScan is one of hundreds of developers that have used our available APIs to create functionality that hooks into the Evernote service.

Prices start at €99/month for 1 store, 3 competing apps and 2 countries, and go up to €2,899/month for 2 stores, 50 competing apps, and 10 countries before moving into enterprise pricing.

RS: Sure, as they move more into enterprise and upmarket, of course, they'll be competitive.

Similarly, Google has yet to move convincingly into enterprise; despite walling-off business data and enhanced security, many IT administrators will take some convincing to adopt a platform which has become synonymous with malware.

He said he took such a large round because there was interest and he believed that it was prudent to take the investment as they move deeper into enterprise markets.

Vaughn – whose most recent work includes The Internship and Delivery Man – will play Frank Seymon, "a career criminal in danger of losing his empire when his move into legitimate enterprise is upended by the murder of a business partner".