Sentence examples for individual customer orders from inspiring English sources

Would they want to shut their factories if there weren't enough individual customer orders?

The practice of configuring products to individual customer orders has found application in a variety of industry contexts, but little is known about the specific capabilities that firms develop to successfully compete when offering configurable products.

BMW pays its Saxon employees, who turn out a car equipped to an individual customer's order every 80 seconds, according to the national contract.

In this sense, operators need a complete and real-time picture of service behavior and performance for each individual customer, in order to propose customers appropriate and tailor-made contracts.

First, an adaptive density-based spatial clustering of applications with noise (DBSCAN) algorithm is proposed to extract typical load patterns (TLPs) of each individual customer in order to avoid the adverse effects from aggregating many dissimilar LPs together as the real TLP.

Look at it this way: If consumer product companies like Apple needed to have close ties with each individual customer in order to sell iPhones, or if an emerging author weren't allowed to sell his new book on Amazon without an established reader base, it would be extremely cumbersome — impossible even — for either of them to get their products into the market.

This paper focuses on the customizability issue of design, that is, to evaluate the cost effectiveness of a design to be customized in order to meet individual customer needs.

This can produce a formidable array of data that makes possible both one-to-one marketing directing sales pitches at particular individuals and "mass customisation"—changing product specifications, for instance for jeans or computers, to match individual orders to the individual customer's preferences.The Internet could, in short, overturn much of the traditional economics of retailing.

Such a model can be configured to obtain a specific process model that is subsequently used to handle individual cases, for instance, to process customer orders.

There is also a large emphasis on personalised recommendations based on the preferences of individual customers and their order history.

Building to order implies responding to individual customer requests and not simply producing large numbers of goods for stock and encouraging their sale by promotion and discounting.