"customer voice" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It usually refers to the feedback, criticism, and/or complaints of customers about a product, service, or company. For example: We launched a survey to better understand our customers' voices and their needs.
The customer voice, to my ears anyway, is covetous, skeptical, cautious, and a little cheap.
We wanted to provide the customer voice integration.
Extensive experiments with multiple brands from diverse categories validate perception distilled from storylines as effective in capturing true customer voice.
The passive approach focusing on utilizing the Social Media domain as source of customer voice and market intelligence.
Our technique interprets customer voice from social media and other open data by connecting the dots across data elements as storylines and using them to measure brand perception.
To tie the movements in brand perception to the actual customer voice the scores were tied back to the data elements they were created from.
In the same module, customer voices towards diverse design options called customer-sensitive design criteria are solicited from customer requirements.
Sberbank says that to comply with the part of the privacy law that would prohibit a company from keeping a database of customers' voice signatures, the bank plans to store customers' voice prints on chips contained in their credit cards.
Designing around the wants and needs we've heard our customers voice, Picture.com ups the ante for Lulu and industry with: Increased collaboration.
He steered me through the open door of the Havana Bar, where the jukebox music vied with customers' voices.
They were prompted by corporate customers voicing concerns about rising electrical and fuel costs, and by governments pushing for curbs on carbon emissions.
