application marketの例文

• For the next 12 years SAP dominated the large business applications market.
• SAP came to dominate the large business applications market.
• Cambashi's research observations on the technical applications market in Israel were also published in IDGConnect.
• The issue, he said, transcends the browser-application market.
• Estimates on the overall business applications market range between $ 20 billion and $ 40 billion.
• In 1990, Cambashi began to supply quantitative information on technical applications markets to support clients'market planning.
• However, just like other services, it is not easy anymore to rule the mobile application market.
• But another longtime rival, Metacreations Corp ., earlier this week announced plans to abandon the graphics-application market.
• Oracle already may have unintentionally done a favor for SAP, the market leader in the business applications market.
• Microsoft controls 85 percent of the market for PC operating systems and 50 percent of the business-applications market.
• Symantec and Delrina do have the compatibility to make inroads into the corporate applications market through Delrina's FormFlo product.
• Analysts say the rental applications market is part of a rapidly growing business trend to outsource work or jobs.
• "' EJOT "'is a medium sized Group of companies with application markets including the Construction, Automotive and Consumer Electronics industries.
• Analysts also consider Oracle to be strong in the corporate applications market, which is led by SAP AG of Germany.
• Microsoft's source codes are the most coveted in the industry, given its dominance of the operating system and business applications market.
• In 2010, WQXGA made its debut in a handful of home theater projectors targeted at the Constant Height Screen application market.
• And OS / 2 can't run programs written for Windows 95 and NT, the fastest-growing segments of the software application market.
• Currently Works Applications market share is number 1 in Japan and accounts for more than 30 % of companies using ERP systems.
• Siebel Systems'dominance in the e-business applications market testifies to the skills and vision of its 47-year-old founder, chairman, and CEO, Tom Siebel.
• In 2004, Oracle began to increase its interest in the enterprise-applications market ( in 1989, Oracle had already released Oracle Financials ).