Sentence examples for selling networks from inspiring English sources

In recent years, the creation of supply chains (SCs) and selling networks (SNs) has offered firms new business opportunities based on collaboration and cooperation.

Unlike others, we're not leaving to move to competitive selling networks, we're just leaving to chart our own course.

As well as making these unexpected forays away from selling network gear, Cisco is exploring other sidelines.

Sales at Ericsson's business of managing telephone networks for operators rose 18 percent, helping to offset a 9 percent decline in its biggest business of selling network equipment.

Mr. Ding oversees Huawei's business of selling network equipment to telephone operators, its biggest enterprise, which generated $25 billion in sales in 2012, according to unaudited figures, and employed 80,000 people.

Huawei, with sales of $35.4 billion last year, trails only Ericsson of Sweden, the global market leader, in selling network equipment to phone operators, a business with solid growth prospects propelled by the Internet economy's transition to mobile devices.

The upfront sales season starts May 12, selling network and cable ad time from October 2003 through September 2004.

The league has long been the masterly puppeteer when it sells networks its broadcast and cable rights.

But Rod Bluh, the council's boss, is clear about the main thrust of the scheme: "If this works, we plan to sell networks to other councils.

Now network security's growing money stream is giving rise to another sort of conflict: a turf war between companies that sell security and those that sell networks.

"If you sell networks, you also, intrinsically, sell the capability to intercept any communication that runs over them," said Mr. Roome.