Sentence examples for vendor of data from inspiring English sources

Last Thursday, I.B.M. announced it would buy DemandTec, a cloud-based vendor of data analysis software for retailers, for $440 million.

In September, for instance, it gave $1.7 billion for Netezza, a vendor of data warehouses (specialised computer systems that quickly crunch through huge amounts of data).

EMC, the leading vendor of data storage products for business, said it would report earnings and revenue slightly below Wall Street's expectations when it issues its quarterly figures next Thursday.

EMC, the nation's leading vendor of data storage equipment, announced the layoff of 2,000 employees, 10percentt of its work force, because of a "blanket of hesitation" among its customers, said Joseph M. Tucci, the chief executive.

EMC, the leading vendor of data storage systems, said late yesterday that sales had dropped off at the end of the third quarter, making it unlikely that the company could return to profitability this year, and that it would lay off 1,350 employees, or 7percentt of its work force.

Netezza, another vendor of data mining hardware, is looking to move into cheaper parts of the market.

EMC, a market leader in large data storage systems, and Dell Computer, a leading vendor of inexpensive data equipment for smaller applications, said yesterday that Dell would adopt EMC's Clarion products as its main data storage offering to the middle market.

The leading compiler and vendor of prescription data is IMS Health, a publicly traded company based in Fairfield, Conn., that had revenue last year of $1.75 billion.

The warning came after a rocky day of trading for technology stocks on Wall Street following an announcement yesterday morning from EMC, the leading vendor of large data storage systems, that its growth this year might be slower than previously expected.

If the A.M.A effort succeeds, "legislators will turn their attention elsewhere, and the industry can hang on to one of its most valuable data sources," according to an article this week in the industry trade magazine Pharmaceutical Executive, which was co-written by an A.M.A. official and an executive with the leading vendor of prescription data.

At the moment, banks rely on third-party vendors of such data, which can promote quantity over quality, she said.