Sentence examples for a value-added service from inspiring English sources
The move will allow San Francisco, Calif.-based Critical Path which provides outsourced messaging capabilities to companies to add another layer of security, guaranteed delivery, to its E-mail offerings–a value-added service it can charge for.
This is an example of leveraging operations into a value-added service.
In what sense is increased risk-taking by banks a value-added service for the economy at large?
"I can see both sides: Stephen offers a value-added service but may have had no technical right to do so," said Cyndi Howells, creator of one of the Web's largest genealogy sites (cyndislist.com).
Last summer, to ensure that customers really wanted a value-added service, all companies were required to offer free trials and to require two customer confirmations before starting a service.
I suggest beginning instead by asking, "Where are our biggest cost buckets?" With these in mind, managers can then simultaneously determine how to reduce costs and create a value-added service.
A potential business model for OS in biomedicine could incorporate a value-added, service-based approach like in the OS software industry, although this approach would need tailoring to each invention in question.
That is, the service composition aggregates services provided by other service providers into a distinct value-added service and may itself act as service provider (Papazoglou et al. [2006]).
Establishing and implementing these standards to ensure the technical quality of the research published in their journals is an effective value-added service that publishers should provide as a separate power in the scientific community.
A local telecom value-added service provider, DMark Mobile, provided a toll-free SMS phone number, SMS aggregation, and hosted the server.
According to Crowe, "there has been lots of interest in this from ISPs [Internet service providers] who see it as a way to provide an enhanced and value-added service to their customers".
