The enduring corporate values Mr. Palmisano had in mind were not ethics or corporate responsibility, though those are certainly values, but a company's lasting goals — in I.B.M.'s case, satisfying customer needs, building long-term relationships and pursuing breakthrough innovations.
In this process, Organizational filters and routines are deeply involved in satisfying customer needs [23].
"The [two] funds are a natural complement to our existing funds and this is all about satisfying customer needs".
Product variety is required for satisfying customer needs, and at the same time, efficient usage of manufacturing resources is mandatory for competitive and environmentally conscious manufacturing.
They reasoned that innovation resulting from R&D activities is targeted towards satisfying customer needs: the 'market-pull' approach (Myers and Marquis 1969a, b).
Most Six Sigma projects are geared toward improving business process, innovation performance, and technical performance in such a way that it may help in satisfying customer needs and expectations.
Total Quality Management TQMM) is an integrated management system designed to focus an organization's resources on increasing the quality of a firm's products/services, satisfying customer needs and improving the efficiency of the processes that produce the firm's products/services.
In the business model, success depends on satisfying customer needs, and marketing concepts reflect an understanding of the behaviors influencing purchasing decisions[ 13].
It's a prime example of the delicate balance automakers and connected service providers need to tread when satisfying customer demand for more smart vehicle features, but also focusing on keeping distractions to a minimum.
We consider issues as a representative sample of the universe of open source software projects, with different development teams and satisfying different customers' needs.
