data pipe

A communications channel (line, wire, etc.) that is used to transmit data rather than voice. See pipe and communications channel.

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Our objective is to keep enhancing the data pipe as more usage of applications will benefit us.

The fastest growing telecom, broadband company

SUMO (Service Usage Monitor Overview) delivers a unique view of the consumption and quality of the "data pipe," delivering valuable insight that was previously unavailable to the service provider.

Arantech Announces touchpoint SUMO Customer Experience Management solution

Everest.) At one end of the data pipe are mobile platforms (laptops, iPads, and other tablet computers) and smart phones (such as Androids, BlackBerries, Droids, iPhones, and Windows phones).

The five ubiquities of ERP: enterprise resource planning (ERP) keeps transforming as vendors find new ways to solidify this system's standing as the fundamental data backbone of any company. Here are key things to consider

"We had already built a data pipe that allowed us to transmit data electronically between properties and offices and send it to people's homes," he says.

Out-of-office accounting: fueled by the blooming popularity of electronic payment and accounting systems, some property management companies are taking the opportunity to outsource or allow telecommuting for their accounting departments

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