Sentence examples for customer markets from inspiring English sources
At every phase of the course, the teams are continuously immersed in real customer markets.
Figure 2 depicts network structure of the proposed model and the relationships between factories and their suppliers as well as the customer markets.
It supply consumable products such as food packaging, disposable tableware and catering equipment, cleaning and hygiene supplies, guest amenities, personal protection equipment, packaging and healthcare consumables to various customer markets including grocery, foodservice, cleaning and hygiene, safety, non-food retail and healthcare.
This big data adoption level is roughly in line with other available statistics; for instance, a recent report by IDG Enterprise claims that 16% of large US enterprises have fully invested in their big data infrastructures, and 20% are in the process of investing.12 Likewise, companies reported over-investment in areas relating to their customer markets.
"The removal of the Section 116 tax barrier is a tax master stroke by the Canadian government enabling Canada's emerging technology companies to access deep pools of international capital and the vast global customer markets to which those pools are connected," notes Stephen Hurwitz, Partner, Choate Hall & Stewart LLP in Boston.
The smartest spas will jump on the opportunity to differentiate themselves from their competitors and attract new customer markets.
"Nobody from customer marketing perspective has a complete picture".
The bridegroom, 28, works in Manhattan as an account service executive in customer marketing and sales at ESPN.
The bridegroom, 31, works in Englewood Cliffs, N.J., as a customer marketing manager at Unilever, the Dutch consumer products company.
"We feel very strongly that video is video," said Ed Erhardt, president for the ESPN customer marketing and sales unit of ESPN in New York, part of the Walt Disney Company.
"We're definitely selling the World Cup as if the U.S. has been converted to soccer," said Ed Erhardt, the president of ESPN customer marketing and sales.
