Sentence examples for tech competitors from inspiring English sources

WPP has become, in effect, a special interest mega-firm, with offerings for conservatives and liberals, environmentalists and polluters, gun lovers and gun haters, Tea Party die-hards and public sector unions, old guard media and their high tech competitors – the entire gamut from left to right, top to bottom.

As you are selling to a select group of Fortune 500 customers, there is no point in announcing to your powerful enterprise tech competitors (e.g Cisco, Oracle, IBM, HP) what you are up to.

It has brought patent infringement cases against Samsung Electronics, Motorola, HTC and other tech competitors that it deemed were stealing its technology.

And, the United States, your main tech competitor, "speaks loudly, but carries a small stick".

Andersen "wins back terrain for the novel that has been ceded to new media, demonstrating that the novel is as alive and as nimble as its high-tech competitors," Po Bronson said here in 1999.

But recently Salesforce has won the sincerest form of flattery known in tech: its competitors are spending billions of dollars to acquire firms that do the sort of thing it does, which is to offer business software as a kind of rental service using a cloud of computers inside the Internet.

Banks that fail to provide a seamless omnichannel experience will quickly fall behind more tech-savvy competitors such as StashInvest, Simple, Chime or Varo.

These combine with its existing industry expertise for potential in the market that outstrips its more tech-focused competitors, according to the report.

Just over a week later an adverting-hoarding truck was seen trawling the startup-filled streets of Shoreditch, extolling the benefits of moving to Berlin Londonn's chief tech startup competitor).

According to Reback, the biggest takeaway from the Apple e-book lawsuit is that companies in older industries need to be very careful in how they choose to fight back against their new tech-powered competitors.

Apple continues to market its products as premium and high end, but there are a limited number of wealthy tech consumers, and competitors are gaining traction in the developing world with economical models.