'customer trends' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to patterns and information about customers, such as their buying habits, preferences, and behaviors. For example, "Our research revealed interesting customer trends, such as an increased demand for organic products."
When deciding to export there are many factors to consider, ranging from government policies and customer trends to the impact of currency exchanges on profit.
Another benefit of private-label manufacturing, Mr. Kurtzman said, is that his company "can react to customer trends more quickly because the turnaround time is much shorter".
Mr. Elop said Nokia was looking at "trajectories, the number of contracts and customer trends," among other statistical bellwethers, to gauge the prospects for Nokia Siemens.
Although efficient, these systems are neither versatile nor adaptive, since newly discovered customer trends cannot be easily integrated with existing knowledge.
McEwan insisted RBS had to respond to changing customer trends and that all growth in payment volumes comes from digital platforms.
Harnessing the unused processing power on your desktop to attack gigantic computational problems, from genetic analysis to spotting hidden customer trends.
The marketers might, for instance, recognize a customer trend and communicate it to the product R&D department.
Consequently, as plant availability and reliability improved, the customer trend has been towards larger (economically attractive) size plants.
The company has been running a private beta with 3,000 users since earlier this year on an invite-only basis, and reports an average repeat customer trend of 28percentt, with average rentals of 1.25 items at around $300.
The indicators that define this KRA may point you to an overgrown department that needs cost cutting or alert you that your company is behind on a new customer trend.
They found that customer-to-customer trends can be dependent on item, time, and promotion.
