Sentence examples for proprietary ecosystem from inspiring English sources

Nest is a closed, proprietary ecosystem built with meticulous design and care; SmartThings is open-source, so anyone can develop products within its platform.

The second and more important problem is much harder: Windows Phone is a proprietary ecosystem using Microsoft language.

The company has developed a proprietary ecosystem that involves ingesting the written word, then turning that into audio content that literally becomes the "voice" of the brand.

But in this case I think Apple is okay — if you want to do business within their proprietary ecosystem (and make a lot of money by sharing the Apple tax), you have to pay the price and sign up.

It's too bad, but there is now a very real risk that the carriers are going to exploit the open system Google set up in order to create a new version of the bullshit proprietary ecosystems that they had before the iPhone came along and turned the market on its side.

NTT will allow users to send and receive emails through their proprietary mobile web ecosystem i-mode.

Since the trend is relatively recent, there are few guidelines on how to create and maintain a sustainable open source ecosystem for a proprietary software.

The problem here is it takes absolutely huge scope, scale and investment to play successfully at any level in the handset game and, if a company is going to try, as PALM is, to launch a proprietary operating system and build the ecosystem necessary to make that a success, the challenges and the risks associated with these challenges are exponentially higher.

The database is integrated with proprietary spatial modeling tools to characterize ecosystems and flow of services on the landscape (Troy and Wilson 2006, http://www.sig-gis.com/services/ecosystem-services/).

Following this trend, more and more companies are releasing their proprietary software as open source, forming a software ecosystem of related development projects complemented with a social ecosystem of community members.

For Apple, it's a way of showcasing the company's focus on camera hardware and editing software, while potentially breaking users out of existing social ecosystems, in favor of its proprietary offerings.