Sentence examples for true enterprises from inspiring English sources

If you had surveyed the market a year ago you'd have found many enterprises still wary about the state of cloud solutions for their business, but we're now seeing the inverse become true: enterprises are no longer comfortable with investing in on-premise systems when trusted web-based alternatives exist.

"I was originally brought into the party by Gordon Brown during an era where true enterprise was being supported by the party.

"When you look at what it takes to build a true enterprise solution, the typical Linux developer does not have access to that kind of hardware," said Michael Tiemann, chief technology officer of Red Hat Inc., a leading Linux company, based in Research Triangle Park in North Carolina.

We find this may create a prohibited transaction, depending on true enterprise value".

That could bridge the gap between its pro-sumer product and true enterprise sales.

It will help explain why three helices keep their independent status and how they interact and furthermore discuss why a university can play industry's role but not as a true enterprise, and the same holds for industry and government.

A true enterprise model is different from single-region input-output models where the inputs and outputs of a firm augment the table by one sector (Tiebout [1967]; Billings and Katz [1982]; Joshi [2001]).

And this would help the service look less like a chat room and more like a true enterprise collaboration service — which could help attract even larger enterprise clients that rely on tools like threaded messages to get work done.

"In 2009 Box was still a consumer-focused firm, since then they have brought in some true enterprise heavy-weights, pivoted the company 180 degrees and built a very credible and fast growing enterprise platform.

Also, I expect EMC Syncplicity and some true enterprise options to make good traction over the coming year and this space to look very different indeed in 18 months".

Since the IPO of Salesforce, the first true enterprise SaaS titan, in 2004, SaaS companies across the U.S. have created over $200Bn of public market value, generating a wave of returns for VC-backers that has helped to fuel the recent frothiness in private markets.