Sentence examples for links customers from inspiring English sources
Just Eat started as a marketplace business that links customers to restaurants who take care of their own deliveries.
"We are very, very confident that come Monday morning the greatest capital market on earth will indeed be back in business," he said yesterday as technicians tested the equipment that links customers to traders.
But it hasn't happened yet and is a big risk as Uber drivers are self-employed and can easily be starved of work if the company, which links customers to drivers while taking a 20-25% cut, chose to block them.
The business is barely break-even, but the service links customers to nearby Popular branches so that customers might open savings and checking accounts.
Don't forget that today's innovative "social economy" requires an emotional attachment that links customers to products, as opposed to competitors, translating into sustainable growth.
Table 1 presents these key characteristics of a VER. Table 1 VER characteristics Characteristic Details Virtual No generation, transmission or distribution Representative Represents customer demand Economic Uses economic methods Intermediary Links customers to electricity companies.
It begins with a matrix that links customer desires to product engineering requirements, along with competitive benchmarking information, and further matrices can be used to ultimately link this to design of the manufacturing system.
For the most part, the main uses of QFD in the U.S. were restricted to the first matrix ("House of Quality") that links customer requirements to product engineering requirements and rarely was this carried forward to later matrices.
Later, QFD became a comprehensive design system that links customer satisfaction with various business processes and functions.
We consider a population of N agents (representing Autonomous Systems) which interconnect through two types of links: customer-provider and peering.
But the Internet hookups that link customers to their suppliers are still in their infancy.
