Sentence examples for customer to launch from inspiring English sources

Orange broadband customers have had problems with their connections since spring this year, leading one disgruntled customer to launch a forum, WanadooProblems.co.uk, dedicated to discussing the company's technical and customer service problems.

The first customer to launch using this SDK is Symbility, a software company that makes claims processing applications for insurance companies.

Netgear will be the first customer to launch a Built by b8ta store this June in Silicon Valley's Santana Row, and b8ta has plans to deploy additional stores for other brands in that area.

Netgear was the first customer to launch a Built by b8ta store this June in Silicon Valley's Santana Row, and b8ta has plans to deploy additional stores for other brands in that area.

Just this week, SpaceX had announced that it had signed its first customer to launch a satellite with a reused booster.

Now that SpaceX has proved that its rocket boosters can land back on Earth, the company has signed its first customer to launch a satellite on one of those reused rockets.

"We are keeping an open mind, and as the service develops, we will evaluate whether it makes sense, for our customers, to launch the network," the statement read.

BigCommerce has developed a template for its customers to launch websites with manageable shipping and payments tracking.

Just last Fall, the company launched the Hangouts Meet hardware program, which provided a way for Meet customers to launch meetings using Google or other hardware such as the traditional Cisco or Polycom hardware found in many conference rooms.

Over time, the San Francisco-based startup has become a full-service media management network for retailers, publishers and advertisers, enabling its customers to launch and manage on-site advertising and monetization initiatives, among other things.

It could be a very smart play, as Payvment could help make it easy for Intuit's small businesses finance suite customers to launch storefronts on social properties like Facebook.