Sentence examples for subscription-based data from inspiring English sources

Conyers paid that former employee more than $27,000 from office funds after she accused him of harassment, listing the payments as employee severance, according to House payroll records compiled by LegiStorm, a subscription-based data source, The Post reported.

An ongoing price war in the data warehouse appliance market will push these prices ever lower, as will competition from emerging approaches such as subscription-based data warehouse in the "cloud".

Elastic, the provider of subscription-based data search software used by Dell, Netflix, The New York Times and others, has unveiled its IPO filing after confidentially submitting paperwork to the SEC in June.

The company offers telecommunication services in the form of a subscription-based talk, text, and data plan.

Though they would later add IMDb Pro, a subscription-based section with more data on movies.

Specifically, Inturn's subscription-based software pulls inventory data from whatever legacy systems a manufacturer or retailer may be operating; it then creates detailed product information about whatever still needs to get sold off, and shows it to off-price chains and other outlets and helps facilitates their sale.

Why It's Growing: The mobile data trend (smartphones, tablets) and "cloud computing" (subscription-based or pay-per-use services like apps and data storage) mean companies that scaled back I.T. departments in the 2008 economic downturn are hiring again.

The company, which is working with over 750 publishers today, will likely want to expand its suite of monetization tools to include data targeting and personalization and subscription-based services.

For example, General Motors is collecting massive amounts of data through its OnStar subsidiary, a subscription-based communication service that provides drivers with in-car security, calling, navigation and remote diagnostics capabilities.

Wolfram Research will also launch a subscription-based professional version of Alpha, allowing users to combine their own private data with the publicly available data sets included in Alpha.

The company, based in Bedford, Mass., sells financial data and analytic services to financial firms, a subscription-based business model that has drawn the interest of several private equity bidders.