Sentence examples for connection to customers from inspiring English sources
According to Anne M. Mulcahy, Xerox's chief, that little piece of art represents the connection to customers, partners, industry and innovation.
Some of its newscasts have been carried by public TV and radio stations in the United States for decades, but the broadcaster, like others in the television industry, wants a more direct connection to customers.
So even if WellPoint loses the local connection to customers, it could offset the loss by being the cheapest option.
The product must be a winner in its own right with a direct connection to customers that is tuned to their specific needs.
OnStar announced today it is reversing its proposed Terms and Conditions policy changes and will not keep a data connection to customers' vehicles after the OnStar service is canceled.
The company that inspired so much enthusiasm in Appleyard delivers video-on-demand films, music videos, sports, news and classic television programming to homes in the U.K. over either a cable or ADSL (asynchronous digital subscriber line) connection to customers using dedicated set-top boxes.
This means the first chunk to work at is "Who is our customer?" And next, "can we engender a transformational relationship with our customer, starting with focusing on needs, and then align all of our activities and decisions to deliver?" Here's a tool you can use to deepen your brand's connection to customer needs, and begin to conceptualize new business models for enablement.
Still, if Comcast can fully draw on its extensive network, its deals with programmers and its connections to customers' televisions and computers, it might well be able deliver a service that gives people more content in more places at more times than any startup ever could.
Vonage provides service over existing broadband connections, eliminating the need to build expensive "last mile" connections to customers.
