Sentence examples for reach enterprises from inspiring English sources

We will accelerate our innovations for enterprise customers and our ability to reach enterprises with more sales people".

It also reflects the fact that the state wants mediation committees to reach enterprises that were not covered by trade unions.

So while Dropbox added some much-needed administrative functionality with today's announcement, they still have a long journey ahead of them to reach enterprise respectability.

With smartphones reaching enterprise ubiquity the demand for security technologies is becoming a bonanza for companies like Druva which has customers such as NASA and the University of California at Berkeley.

On the customer acquisition front it flags up support from its strategic investors, Cisco and HPE, to help it reach more enterprises.

But Red Hat has enterprise credibility which will give Docker a opportunity to appeal to both developer and operations teams which means deeper reach with enterprise customers.

In fact, both already offer platforms for other vendors to reach existing enterprise clients — just not tightly integrated like what Backops does.

To IFTTT's advantage, though, that means they'll have a better understanding of how real people use the software by the time they reach the enterprise, if that should come to pass.

Aside from that, he said also that Awfis reaches more enterprise and SME driven customers who he believes appreciate the focus on value.

To extend the partnership, Gnip has also reached an enterprise licensing agreement with Klout, which will allow companies to store their data for more than the seven days allowed under Klout's standard terms.

The longer answer is that presumably and eventually, the editors of "The Associated Press Stylebook" and "The Chicago Manual of Style," and the worthies who decide such matters for The New York Times, the Modern Language Association and a few other enterprises reach a consensus on these matters, and their decisions filter down to the rest of us.