Sentence examples for operator insight from inspiring English sources

Guillermo Pernot, the chef and owner of Cuba Libre Restaurant and Rum Bar in Washington and three other cities, will lead a five-day trip to Cuba next month with the tour operator Insight Cuba The trip, to focus on Cuban cuisine, will feature visits to the Cuban Culinary Association, an organic urban farm and several "paladares," home-based restaurants run by trained chefs as well as amateurs.

An additional, often overlooked component of evaluation is knowledge elicitation, which captures operator insights into the system.

The proposed approach is developed with the purpose of obtaining ground truth by incorporating the operator's insight in efficient and effective manner.

It is anticipated that the results of this program will foster future investigations by integrating operator's insight and in situ data gathering to extend composite repair for offshore needs.

The results provide loyalty program operators with insight into how to balance social and economic rewards in designing loyalty programs and suggest how hotels amplify relational value to establish sustainable relationships with customers.

Likewise, I'm told that a leading British mobile network operator used Decibel Insight to increase sales for its product by 5percentnt after Decibel Insight's machine learning algorithms alerted the company's digital team that users were having a poor experience on its website.

Yet small operators with local insight may know where to find good value at family-run hotels.

After Globus announced its currency surcharge, a flurry of tour operators including Brendan Worldwide Vacations, Insight Vacations and Collette Vacations sent out news releases emphasizing that they did not plan to levy currency surcharges.

He says his past as a poor, hungry, unemployed lathe operator gives him special insight.

"Our global operator deployments provide valuable insights into consumer usage patterns and portal integration.

More innovatively, Operator could sell its insights into what customers want, or the ability to know in detail who a business' customers are.