Sentence examples for differentiated offering from inspiring English sources

One service can consume other services and then analyze the aggregated data to provide some differentiated offering.

Platzer said, "As use cases, sizes, orbit requirements, launch requirements for satellites are changing, there is a need for a more differentiated offering from launch service providers".

As I previously recommended, "to fix SoundCloud, it must become the anti-Spotify" by ruthlessly focusing on its differentiated offering in artist-uploaded music.

But carriers must create a differentiated offering based on their unique attributes of user data, real-time location, direct consumer relationships and the ability to close the loop with transactions, and not just try to replicate the current ecosystem.

Deezer is at the leading edge of this change with a differentiated offering that emphasizes unique localized experiences" said Guillaume d'Hauteville, Vice Chairman of Access Industries, in a statement.

In the meantime, despite Apple Music's potential reach, Shazam has a slightly differentiated offering by allowing artists it's working with to share what they're actually listening to these days.

There is ample opportunity for smartphone vendors with differentiated offerings".

It remains one of Snapchat's most differentiated offerings, as Facebook has only recently begun work on its clone called Facebook Avatars.

"Since launching the VeriSign Mobile Banking Solution in March, we've sought differentiated offerings that dovetail with our solution strategy by creating a true competitive advantage for financial institutions," said Brian Matthews, vice president, enterprise solutions, VeriSign.

"With this funding, we will further invest in building differentiated offerings, plugging the white spaces in the ecosystem, and developing our technology while keeping superlative customer experience at the core".

Born globals that own unique domain knowledge and capabilities are not only able to develop differentiated offerings and target them at niche market overseas, they also have flexibility to assimilate new knowledge more easily (Cohen and Levinthal 1990; Grant 1996), especially under the uncertainty – in foreign markets.