Sentence examples for platform industry from inspiring English sources

Although Mr. Glaser has argued that the iPod is a "closed" platform, industry analysts said that it was still effectively "open" because consumers can move digital music from their compact discs to play on the music player.

Since Mr. Genachowski was one of the main authors of the net neutrality provisions of President Obama's platform, industry watchers thought it was only a matter of time before he would tackle the subject.

The ETL capabilities would round out the company's offerings and give it a more complete platform, industry pundits say.

After all the videogame industry is incredibly hit driven: On the PC platform industry insiders estimate that 45% of the revenue and nearly all the profits come from the top 50 games.

Earlier today, CTIA-The Witslesupportciation announced its support for the "Universal Charging Solution" (UCS) for mobile phones (developed by the Open Mobile Terminal Platform industry standards group) "to celebrate Earth Day".

With the recent launch of the OPhone platform, industry analysts are estimating that the current base of 180 million mobile broadband users in China will continue to grow at a rapid pace.

"If you fail," says Watanabe, "you will stay in 'limbo,' which means spending the rest of your life developing dynamic solutions for leveraged market-driven global enterprise frameworks across downstream cross-platform industry.

Growth of the cloud-platform industry will be exponential, as cloud virtualization is increasingly appreciated globally and is more readily available in more regions.

That can be deep tech (streaming technology), hardware (VR, motion capture etc), and software (platforms, industry-specific SaaS).

Within a few decades, however, the platform and industry moved on, to the point where you need many millions of dollars and hundreds of engineers to open a globally competitive startup.Technology always changes the economic equilibrium.

When the chief executive of Marie Claire owner IPC Media told the great and the good of the publishing world that magazines are a "burning platform", the industry's annual conference looked set to be a bleak affair.