The top 10 Christmas gift ideas for enterprises
Are you stuck choosing what to buy for the special enterprise in your life which has everything? Don't fret, we've come up with 10 great Yuletide gift ideas. You're welcome

Blockchain
In a world of marketing hype and buzzwords, blockchain the phrase which got away. It sounds like a marketer vomited it out after a particularly rich brain-storming session, but it's actually a useful development actively employed by organisations of all shapes and sizes.
Or at least it will be. Described as a 'solution looking for a problem', Blockchain is already noted as a way of tracking items through even convoluted supply chains, and there will be more uses unearthed as 2017 unfolds.
Blockchain is essentially great at allowing for trustless relationships. The punchline for this set up goes: 'something something marriage'.
All of the above
If none of that fully expresses the extent of your love for your favourite enterprise, why not go the whole hog and buy it every single thing on this list?
Which is another way of saying we couldn't think of another gift, and didn't want to leave it at nine. But seriously, nothing says 'Happy Christmas' like a huge pile of software, people and furniture, all hurriedly wrapped and stuffed under the tree.
One final word of warning though, don't expect anything back in return. Enterprises have to look after the bottom line, so don't tend to give anything away for free. But after all, it's better to give than to receive, said someone who really didn't understand the festive period.
Merry Christmas.
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