Sentence examples for infrastructure customers from inspiring English sources

"Cingular and AT&T Wireless have been their biggest infrastructure customers, and they haven't gotten any business from either one, and they missed out on the handset contracts that went with those deals".

For the critical dependent constructs of this study, customers' value co-creation behaviors, including participation behavior and citizenship behavior, firms should not assume that when they established the supportive technological infrastructure, customers will join and support one another voluntarily.

A handful of chipmakers told us, and investors on a trip we hosted, that end markets remained largely strong, with automotive, industrial and telecomm infrastructure customers downright "giddy," to quote the founder of one of Silicon Valley's most historically successful companies.

Lear is far from the only company that wants to be the connective hub of tomorrow's smart cars, but it has relationships in place that might help it get a first look from legacy companies more skeptical of new suppliers – provided it can deliver what it promises, which will be no small feat given that it also has to sell infrastructure customers on its system, as well.

"The addition of Invensys' businesses will considerably strengthen Schneider Electric's overall offering to its industrial and infrastructure customer base," the French company's chief executive, Jean-Pascal Tricoire, said in a statement.

Andy Palmer, senior vice-president for Nissan's global electric vehicle strategy, said: "Thanks to the UK's firm commitment to a low-carbon future in terms of infrastructure, customer incentives and educational programmes, the Nissan Leaf will be built at Sunderland, making the UK the third country in the world to produce this revolutionary car".

XO racked up a lot of debt to build a high-end data and phone-line infrastructure; customer-rich McLeod could absorb some that.

So the utility rolled out a system of analytics, smart meters, and mapping technology that predicts infrastructure, customer and maintenance issues.

They spend time researching the ins and outs of the sales infrastructure, interviewing customers to get a more complete picture and understand key values, before reviewing the company's current customer acquisition systems, processes and teams.

We have a separate group called the Online Services Group that will manage the infrastructure for customers.

The company's heavy investment in Internet infrastructure allows customers greater access to package data, and thus more control over their supply chain.