Sentence examples for production customers from inspiring English sources

In phase two of the virtualization journey, which we call Business Production, customers begin driving operational savings by automating the provisioning of new servers, the allocation and balancing of computing resources based on application load, the restarting of servers when something goes wrong, and even the fail-over and recovery of the whole data center in case of disaster.

Therefore, cloud-based technologies have been adopted in the development of new generation manufacturing systems which orchestrate different activities, including product design, process and task planning, production, customer service, etc.

At Reader's Digest, where he was senior vice president, Mr. Coleman oversaw all advertising, circulation, production, customer service and financial initiatives for the magazine division.

The last production customer Brabhams were the Formula Two BT40 and the Formula Three BT41 of 1973, although Ecclestone sold ex-works Formula One BT44Bs to RAM Racing as late as 1976.

The institute, a trade group, said factories increased production as customers replenished inventories.

Fast fashion retailers, trapped by the economics of cheap offshore production and customers highly sensitive to price, face meaningful challenges to improving working conditions in their supply chains.

This paper proposes a systematic approach for gathering requirements during production through customers' remote access to the partially and fully assembled aircraft and its modules.

The results indicate that freight demand, closeness to market, production area, customers, and transportation costs are regarded as the most important factors in deciding the location of logistics centers.

Lean Manufacturing is the practice of eliminating waste in every area of production including customer relations, product design, supplier networks, production flow, maintenance, engineering, quality assurance and factory management.

Through information technology, companies can efficiently manage the product flow and information related to the issues such as production capacity, customer demand and inventory at lower costs.

And Six Sigma means having all G.E. departments, from accounting to production to customer service, analyze the impact that their ways of interacting with each other could have on a customer's total experience with G.E. Since 1996, at the dictum of G.E.'s chairman, John F. Welch Jr., Six Sigma has been a way of life at G.E.