Sentence examples for pivotal which from inspiring English sources

That values Pivotal, which became independent of EMC on April 1, at roughly $1 billion, about eight months before the company is expected to have a single product.

Pivotal, which is based in Vancouver, has had a loss for the last nine quarters and sales slumped 25percentt in the second quarter to $14.5 million, from $19.4 million a year earlier.

One of the hopefuls is a mixture of the two: Pivotal, which was set up in April with assets from EMC, a data-storage company, and its listed subsidiary, VMWare.

Pivotal, which drew on software development strengths at VMware, a company EMC owns, plus EMC's own big data analysis resources, announced Tuesday that it would offer a product that can serve as a means to write applications to work on a number of so-called public clouds.

This morning, Pivotal, which is jointly owned by EMC and VMware (and General Electric) announced it was buying CloudCredo, a Cloud Foundry service provider based in the UK.

Pivotal, which has now raised $358 million provides customers with the technology and a programming methodology for changing the way they develop products.

The company made an all-stock offer to acquire competitor Pivotal in November, which Pivotal rejected on the grounds that Onyx's stock was too volatile to make it a worthwhile deal.

Pivotal Labs is a well-known application developer that built a core technology called Pivotal Tracker, which acts as a collaborative, lightweight project management tool.

Paul Dix, director of Pivotal Education, which trains teachers in behaviour management Great behaviour is about building relationships with young people, not putting them down or humiliating them.

The pivotal game which not only brought the Six Nations alive to the final minutes but showed a brutal example of Welsh refusal to buckle.

Bishop's poetry serves largely to illustrate pivotal moments, which detracts from the poems' complexity and makes the screenplay sound worse.