Sentence examples for catalog orders from inspiring English sources

Typical application areas in the consumer market include credit cards, auto loans, home mortgages, home equity loans, mail catalog orders, and a wide variety of personal loan products.

Even warehouses geared to filling catalog orders are often too small or too reliant on antiquated order-handling methods to process orders in the nanoseconds of Internet time.

J. Crew's business was founded on catalog orders and customer service, so it's no surprise that its Web site offers one of the most thorough and pleasant online shopping experiences.

These sales include, for example, catalog orders filled at the leased premises in a physical mall; For an Internet mall, they include the ones consumers make on an on-line store's website after learning about the store from an Internet mall website.

The Buying tab in Atlas has several options for vendors: B2P for catalog orders and external requisitions; external vendors who are MIT partner vendors, offering previously negotiated discounted prices; external, vendors who are outside B2P; and internal, vendors such as MIT catering, the Central Machine Shop, etc.

Auctions and catalog orders now account for 90% of Covisint's business; they're the easiest to offer.

iProcurement (Internet Procurement) provides self-service purchasing to schools and departments across Stanford, including catalog ordering through Amazon Business and SmartMart, and Zip Purchasing through standard purchase order requisitions (non-catalog orders).

The rest are hidden in other classifications, as technical support personnel (Ms. Suarez), reservation clerks, temporary workers, bill collectors, mortgage brokers, 401(k) administrators or catalog order takers.

A workflow consists of a collection of coordinated tasks designed to carry out a well-defined complex process, such as catalog ordering, trip planning, or a business process in an enterprise.

When an individual shops online he is in effect giving his permission, just as he does when purchasing from a catalog, ordering through a toll-free number or just owning a credit card.

"An average order on the Internet is twice the size of a catalog order," says Don Bielinski, Grainger's group president of emerging businesses.