Sentence examples for customer on board from inspiring English sources

He said it was good to have "an important customer on board" to help ensure a long-term future.

(See "Nokia Redraws The Map") But Navteq seems to have worked hard at keeping its main customer on board, while Garmin has avoided a painfully expensive acquisition.

He kept existing customers on board and convinced new ones to join.

We stand behind our crewmembers' decisions to put the safety of all of our customers on board as their number one priority.

He says that with products like direct payment transactions and payroll where charging a fee makes sense, they'll continue to do that, too, and also notes that conversions are very promising in terms of getting customers on board with those products from the existing free ones, though he wouldn't go into specifics.

While scouting these nascent organizations across big data, cloud computing, SaaS, analytics, consumer internet, digital media, online healthcare, mobile commerce, and social games sectors, he gives attention to the ones with proven record of market viability, with more than couple of customers on board.

Brands that get their messages right, using language that keeps customers on board, stand to win.

Vodafone has also been trying to get higher-paying customers on board, by offering monthly unlimited service for BlackBerry users, for example, for 899 rupees ($19.98).

It makes intuitive sense that carriers that cram as many of these ultra-profitable customers on board as possible would be a success.

And of course, having customers on board early on, as partners in product development, helps increase the chances of achieving innovation goals anyway.

Unfortunately on this occasion, it would seem the train manager did not provide the correct information to customers on board, and we are sorry for the confusion this caused.