Sentence examples for system of sales from inspiring English sources

NetSuite manages corporate data and has been quite successful at its cloud-based system of sales, order and inventory management software.

A good idea or product such as a cheaper X-ray machine or better wind turbine can be plugged into a global system of sales and manufacturing.

Imported models already cost much more in China compared with their home markets because of steep Chinese tariffs, value-added taxes and a system of sales taxes that range from 1 percent on fuel-sipping subcompacts to 40 percent on large sport utility vehicles and sports cars.

Knox recommended adopting the Canadian system of sales of alcohol by the state.

The company planned to sell its tea through its own agents, eliminating the system of sale by auction to independent merchants.

Zairge is a property management system, global distribution system liaison, point-of-sale system, food and beverage system, inventory tracker and housekeeping/maintenance platform — it pretty much wants to be the one software a hotel needs to operate.

The integration of basic transaction systems, ERP [enterprise resource planning] systems, CRM [customer relationship management] systems, point of sale systems, Web e-commerce environments all of which generate vast amounts of data means being able to get good answers about what's going on in your business without having to go to nearly as much trouble as you did in the past.

The first will examine whether the company illegally tied sales of its popular mainframe operating system to sales of its hardware.

The Yankees' chief operating officer, Lonn Trost, said the team would overhaul its system of ticket sales.

Efforts to boost manufacturing competitiveness by simplifying India's state-level system of different sales taxes began in the mid-1990s and gathered pace about four years ago with plans for a 12.5% state-level VAT system.

The accepted system of advertising sales continues to be based on what is called a "commercial+3" rating: that is, how many viewers watched the commercials within three days of a show's first broadcast.