Sentence examples for provider of products from inspiring English sources
Cisco Systems is the world's top provider of products that link networks and power the Internet.
Gilat, a primary provider of products to GE Spacenet, will pay five million newly issued shares.
At its operational stage, every enterprise can become such a provider of products or services to answer others' needs.
DuPont, which is based in Wilmington, Del., bought Antec International, a British provider of products to guard against conditions like avian flu and foot-and-mouth disease.
In an amicus brief, the trade groups wrote that because the word entrepreneur is in the public domain, "no provider of products or services to small business owners has had the right to bar others from using the term".
HBR's Bronwyn Fryer recently spoke with Bryan Stolle, chairman and CEO of Agile Software, a San Jose, California-based provider of products that enable collaboration in manufacturing and commerce, to find out what's behind the shortages and what companies should do about them.
Homes built in recent decades burn up to eight times faster than comparable homes built between 1950 and 1970, according to a study by Underwriters Laboratories, a not-for-profit provider of product safety and certification testing services.
SAP this morning announced its intent to acquire TechniData, a provider of product safety and environmental, health and safety solutions.
Since the dawn of personal computing, software makers have sought to be not just providers of products, but universes unto themselves, into which users merge a piece of their identity.
If history is any guide, the established high-end providers of products and services are likely to be articulate and assertive about preserving existing systems in order to ensure patient well-being.
Not only does e-commerce potentially undermine the same retailers who have been Switzerland's bread and butter over the past two decades, it seems to belie the image most watch brands hope to cultivate as providers of products that are rarefied.
