The company's premise was to bring many of the processes and efficiencies from the 'shared economy' into the enterprise space — for example, helping a company fleet to operate more like… Zipcar.
Private clouds, therefore, might be on or off-premises – but in the early days, the goal was generally on-premises, in order to bring the benefits of public clouds to the corporate data center.
There's also an element of political humor that the premise suppresses — imagine hoping to bring Dad home after a four-year absence just to tell him, "Guess who's President".
The premise of BlackBuck is to bring increased efficiency and transparency to logistics in India through the use of technology.
Municipalities often exempt existing businesses from having to bring their premises "up to code" at each revision.
David J. Kim, president and chief executive officer of Course Hero, which started early last year, said the premise of the company was to "bring the concept of study groups" online.
Still, Inventing Abstraction is only on view until April 15, and even if an objectionable premise has been the occasion to bring these seminal works together, they are well worth seeing.
The biggest problem with this is the hypocrisy -- the entire premise of feminist activism is to bring down the oppressive structures that reinforce certain people (those who are white, male, cisgender, heterosexual, upper-class, able-bodied) having automatic entitlement over others.
A key premise of the Journal is to bring the clinical and the molecular worlds closer together.
The premise of [Cal F.C.] was to bring those guys out of that group and put them in with some other guys who may have been overlooked, and who I felt could play, and see how they play together".
