Sentence examples for customers incentive from inspiring English sources

"This is a bold departure from current industry practices," claims Ron DiLeo, a senior executive with Rosenbluth.But charging fees is only adding to customers' incentive to use the Internet to cut agents out of the loop altogether.

Besides the financial benefits of DRP for customers (incentive payments), DRP can be utilized for enhancing power system stability.

They are increasingly offering customers incentives to do business online, such as discounts from utilities for customers who opt to receive bills electronically.

Ms. Tan-White of Moonfruit suggested that a business give customers incentives to spread the word, offering a discount if they tag its product in a photo.

The catalogue companies typically offer customers incentives to open "personal accounts" with a discount off their first order or free delivery.

SmartDispense is helping Heineken achieve this goal by reducing waste while giving its customers incentives to grow their businesses in a sustainable way.

Bottles, for example, have been redesigned to use less glass, and, by giving customers incentives like loyalty card points to reuse bags, the sector has cut plastic shopping bag use by 41 percent since 2006.

But many companies said they would be willing to sell assets, give their customers incentives to buy more products than they need or cut spending on maintenance or research and development.

Many have offered their customers incentives to extend a contract -- for example, 100 additional free minutes a month -- and features are being rolled out at wireless stores that will make it easier to transfer data stored in an old phone to a new one.

"We have concerns with regard to possible bundling, or tying, that could allow the new entity to extend its dominant position from one market to another," Mr. Monti said, referring to package-deal arrangements that offer customers incentives to buy a host of different products from one company, making comparison-shopping harder.

This is so, even though providing customers incentives to shape their power consumption patterns has substantial potential.