A business that is equipped, connected and conscious of retaining top talent, engaging with customers, effecting innovation, and proactively managing inherent risks.
These customers, in effect, subsidized the system and kept it running.
After testing NeoView internally at H.P., Mr. Hurd decided to sell it to H.P.'s customers — in effect, declaring war on his former employer.
Some are already inserting themselves between incumbent banks and their customers, in effect hijacking the relationship and reducing the value of the banks' consumer franchises.
That's a pretty radical idea when you think about it: giving customers, in effect, veto power over managerial pay raises and promotions.
The CFTC bans commodity-options trading that takes place away from exchanges; Intrade's customers in effect engage in such trades when betting on the price of, say, gold.
Managers need to realize that customers, in effect, "hire" products to do specific "jobs".
Customer network effects can further generate increased demand for your product.
In order to address more women as potential customers, this effect needs to be addressed in further research.
During this period, Venable exercised improper discretion in 12 of the 14 customer accounts, effected excessive transactions in one customer account, recommended unsuitable transactions in 10 customer accounts until September 2009, and mismarked order tickets in the 14 customer accounts.
