Sentence examples for customer tying from inspiring English sources

Nimble now also helps businesses take greater advantage of their Facebook Pages by enabling them to easily create contact records for each customer, tying their business community to contact records in Nimble, allowing communication management across social channels as well as the ability to associate tasks and deals with each person.

Their overriding concern is to keep the customer tied to their account, buying mortgages, stocks, and insurance from the bank's captive offerings.

However critics argue that YouView's free-to-air founding principles have been hijacked by shareholders BT and TalkTalk which have turned it into a pay-TV business, with customers tied to subscription bundles or broadband services.

Mr. Gurnani pledged to improve corporate governance and customer ties.

Direct selling could be a profound game changer, requiring carmakers to build closer customer ties over time.

That's the way most forward-thinking industry players act now: seeking partnership with mobility wizards, building closer customer ties and fostering agility to cash in on revenue opportunities.

Mr. Conaway has also tried to improve customer service, tying compensation for store managers to how well their stores do on service.

In doing so, we have tried to address the concerns of customers by tying remuneration closely to the survival of the bank," he said.

To this lot, it connects a large set of loading spaces where every imaginable rack or rope is offered to the customer to tie down or rack their purchases.

Surprisingly, it doesn't take advantage of another IBM tool, Watson Analytics, but it still uses analytical data to offer the best course for a given client — and customers could tie it to a Watson project if they wish.

These include the possibility that a company paying the highest incentive also provided the best deal to a customer and, in tying arrangements, the degree to which an insurance company was actually pressured to comply or acted in what it perceived to be its own best interests in anticipation of pressure.