Sentence examples for customer exercise from inspiring English sources

Completing an ideal customer exercise gives you even more clarity into what kind of product you want to build and who specifically you want to buy it.

Every time a customer exercises short pay, Granite Rock learns or invents a way to run its operations more effectively.

And, the agency said, the total cost if the customer exercised the option to buy such items was even higher than the already inflated base charge.

You have to get very granular which is what surprised me most when I started researching ideal customer exercises to do.

Virgin is still working on a more flexible system that will let customers exercise more choice over which sites customers can and cannot reach.

Huw Evans, the ABI's director general, said last month: "We reject any suggestions that the industry is putting up unnecessary obstacles to hinder customers exercising their pension options … Where one is charged, it is not a penalty for leaving early, but to cover the costs of setting up the pension, particularly commission".

Although a customer segmentation exercise can be costly and time-consuming, it does give a company the ability to match supply chain processes and service levels to discreet customers.

It's fair that about 80percentt of laptops are sold through real world shops, this looks more like an exaggerated customer sampling exercise and a nice opportunity for some PR (not that Google needs PR – but it would like to see what people make of Chromebooks so it has to get the word out).

They used a number of educational articles to motivate customers to exercise more or take better advantage of their spin classes; then, they prompted those customers to share their videos with each other and with the brand on various social media, to boost engagement.

Our goal is to keep creating more ways for customers to exercise ownership of the brand".

What they had done was follow the HMRC's guidance that "both HMRC and its customers can exercise their right to correct, adjust or amend a filed return".