These providers normally have no interest in sharing their resources, preferring customer exclusivity.
Tui was among the first agents to offer customers exclusivity on hotels – accommodation that can only be booked through one operator – seen as a crucial way of securing customers in a book-it-yourself era.
Buzzwords, I know — but we cannot lose sight of how in the past 20 years, the traditional bank has found itself slowly losing exclusivity over their customers' financial lives.
Intel had offered loyalty rebates on its x86 Computer Processing Units (x86 CPUs) to four of its major equipment-manufacturing customers (Dell, Lenovo, HP, and NEC), and made payments conditional on exclusivity to a fifth customer.
In a canned statement, Moritz von Laffert, managing director of Condé Nast Germany and VP of Condé Nast International said: "With its philosophy of unconditional quality and exclusivity and its discerning customer profile, RenéSim is perfectly suited to Condé Nast and our investment strategy".
Just as Netflix and its customers put a value on exclusivity, theater owners and their customers do too.
They tell me that places of even more exclusivity exist, where V.I.P. customers can move through airports without coming into contact with other passengers.
I'm switching to Sprint as soon as this movies over!" With that said, a bit of feigned exclusivity ("Psst, hey you, Sprint customer. Sprint loves you more than other carriers love their customers – here, have a discount that no one else can use, cause you're awesome").
Because of customers' demand for exclusivity, production will be "up to a maximum of around 1,000 units," Mr. Walton said.
The firm can use those responses to help it decide which attributes wealth, attractiveness, exclusivity, for instance—it wants customers to associate with its brand.
