Sentence examples for unbundling it from inspiring English sources

"Our model for ancillary services is about unbundling, it's based on giving customers choice to pay for only what they want, in addition to the lowest fares," Mr. Rix said in an e-mail response to questions.

For example, the NHSO outsourced open heart surgery and coronary artery bypass grafting to private hospitals with spare capacity [ 6]; and boosted cataract surgery by unbundling it from the DRG system and "providing an attractive fee schedule and incentives to physicians" (KI 10, implementer).

A successor might want to unbundle it, perhaps spinning off Clearstream, the securities depository, to make Deutsche Börse a more acceptable hub for partner markets.

The policy seems particularly pointless because the second you show that it can all be put together and pass into the security area, you're harangued by announcements that ask you to unbundle it again for inspection.

But now Cross explains "If we can take just find a small piece [of the big banks] and unbundle it so we can offer it better and cheaper, it will be way better for the customers.

Native ads were part of Polar's earlier MediaEverywhere cross-platform publishing efforts, but the company has seen a lot of interest from publishers wanting to use it as a standalone product, hence the decision to unbundle it and launch it separately.

Rakesh Agrawal's PayPal-trashing tweet disaster — and the subsequent chicken/egg story of whether he quit or was sacked — was a slightly surreal turn of events for a company whose most explosive story over the last six months has been whether a notorious corporate raider was going to get his way and unbundle it from eBay (he didn't).

But he is loath to unbundle it right now.

For the Wall Street Journal, which has been using a paywall on its site since 1997, this is the first time it is unbundling its content and reselling it this way.

Today at Sony's E3 2015 press conference the company announced that it will unbundle its Vue streaming channels and offer the stations a la carte.

In 1969 IBM decided to "unbundle" its software and sell it separately, and software soon became a major income source for manufacturers as well as for dedicated software firms.