Starbucks' mobile ordering system stores previous orders but doesn't let customers designate a favorite store — a potentially frustrating missing link for a commuter who might pass several Starbucks stores on the way to work.
Alternatively, customers can designate what amount they can afford to save each week or month, and the tool will tell them when they'll reach their goal.
New filters will enable customers to designate whether search ads should be shown on these partner sites.
While most data centers have their servers and disk drives operating 24/7 with near-immediate access, Diomede allows customers to designate files that they don't need instant access to, and places them either as 'nearline' or 'offline'offline
A power seller, by eBay's definition, has met at least one of three levels of standards in volume and customer service -- designated as bronze, silver and gold.
The Perform Achieve Trade programme has introduced mechanisms for the identification of industry sector, designated customer, specific energy consumption and target setting.
As with other symbols, there are exceptions with out-of-sequence suffixes (e.g. to designate a specific customer, like the "N" in F-16N designated "Navy").
They are now using paitent to designate a customer, though some prefer case, and a few cling to body, remain and even stiff and meat.
At the friendly Pattaconk 1850 Bar & Grille on Main Street, a favorite haunt, 126 ceramic beer mugs hang above the bar, each to be claimed by the regular customer who is its designated user.
The first floor of the building has been designated a customer experience centre, showcasing the latest in digital innovation – including the company's own broadband television service, TalkTalk TV – as well as selling wireless routers and encouraging new customers to sign up to the service.
