An informative example in this context is seen in research in [50], arguing that many cloud providers are concerned with the loss of customer that may come with standardisation initiatives which may flatten profits, and do not regard the solution favourable.
Some cloud providers are concerned with the loss of customers that may come with standardisation initiatives which may then flatten their profits and do not regard the solution favourable.
In this article we assume that the customer is mainly concerned with the drop-off time because it is the most important to the customer.
This follows the news over the weekend that two female students were told to stop kissing while shopping, or else they would be asked to leave the store, after complaints from a fellow customer concerned with the safety of her child.
"As businesses concerned with the well-being of our customers, our investors, our communities and our suppliers, we are strengthening our climate resilience," the letter said, "and we are investing in innovative technologies that can help achieve a clean energy transition". But it said that government and U.S. leadership was essential, too.
SAP's lead, however, is in danger because too often customers are concerned with the cost of configuring and adapting the software and the cost of maintaining and upgrading the software.
On Friday, Bank of America customers seemed less concerned with the origin of the outage then when it would be fixed.
Many companies are now concerned with "managing" customer dissatisfaction, rather than producing satisfaction.
Who would want a job in which passengers can be belligerent and at times may physically assault screeners, while management appears to be primarily concerned with passengers' customer service experience?
One of the reasons was they were concerned with putting their customer lists online or in the cloud.
