Sentence examples for emerging customers from inspiring English sources

Not only should that number be higher, but the mix needs to skew more toward emerging customers.

If an executive isn't willing to focus on emerging customers' needs and support the start-up team, the staff executive should channel the resources elsewhere.

Clare Murray '17 is an associate director of strategy at LeapFrog Investments, a private equity firm that invests in businesses aiming to reach emerging customers across Asia and Africa with quality, relevant, and affordable products or services.

By Bea Hargrove and Philip Hamburger The New Yorker, September 10 , 1966P. 49 Little Greenwich Village boy making money by standing outside stationery stores on Sunday mornings and asking emerging customers, "Help carry your Times?" View Article By Rivka Galchen By Malcolm Gladwell By David Remnick By T.

By Bea Hargrove and Philip Hamburger The New Yorker, September 10 , 1966P. 49 Little Greenwich Village boy making money by standing outside stationery stores on Sunday mornings and asking emerging customers, "Help carry your Times?" View Article By Phil Klay By Troy Patterson By John Cassidy By Larissa MacFarquhar.

In the sections that follow, we'll look at the results from our check-in with these "mobile prodigies," as well as the latest industry research, to better understand what SMBs can do to meaningfully engage with these emerging customers in the mobile space.

The idea is to unearth cross-business insights and build predictive models that help MEs respond to emerging customer needs.

Less expensive frames are on sale at www.FrameMyTV.com, a site begun last year by Kevin Hancock of Haverhill, Mass., when he sensed an emerging customer base.

It also provides the focus and incentives necessary to unleash distributed innovation as thousands of specialized participants experiment to meet shifting and emerging customer needs and business opportunities.

Idex Corp has increased the number of its reporting segments from three to four, in a new structure designed to reflect a more focused market strategy aligned with emerging customer needs.

It developed Design Centers in London, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Tokyo and Shanghai to look for emerging customer trends.