Sentence examples for proprietary side from inspiring English sources

"We are going to get out of much of the proprietary side of investment banking and go back to a client-focused model," Mr. Williams said.

"Does it focus more on the standard systems and try to compete on price, like Dell, or does it go more to the proprietary side and invest more in research and development?" After some poor execution, things also had been looking up on the enterprise side of the business, says Carl Claunch, analyst with Gartner.

You can't learn much from Buffett's cash acquisitions of companies except that he likes to buy on the cheap side, provided the management is sound and holds a strong proprietary position in its industry.

Using MoPhap's proprietary server-side cookie technology, MoPhap can target ads more effectively for its mobile video advertisers both contextually and behaviorally.

Lastly – and perhaps most importantly – INTRO uses proprietary server-side technology that aims to increase the battery life of location-based apps.

The battle between Javascript (the Netscape proprietary client-side scripting language) and ActiveX (the Microsoft proprietary object container) was just around the corner with the release of Internet Explorer 3.0 in August of 1996.

In such cases, information on strategy would only be used by investors under very restrictive conditions, e.g., if strategy disclosures were perceived as inducing proprietary costs on the firm side through damaging its competitive position in product markets (Verrecchia 1983; Gigler 1994).

On the left side is the proprietary port for headphones and charger.

On the other side, as a proprietary add-on, SON is typically only used effectively in the environment with devices provided by the same manufacturer.

It's an external hard drive with a native SATA port on the rear side where different proprietary cables convert the interface into USB 2.0, USB 3.0, eSATA, and Firewire.

The few exceptions were late additions: the administration waited until January to embrace the Volcker Rule, prohibiting banks from engaging in proprietary trading or investing on the side.