Sentence examples for secured customers from inspiring English sources

Sanyo, which has a battery tie-up with Volkswagen, said in June that it had secured customers for its lithium-ion batteries in the United States, Japan and Europe as it seeks a 25percentt share in the global market for auto-use rechargeable batteries by 2015.

The vulnerability was first discovered in December last year when Wandera noticed unencrypted travel-related details were being sent to one of their secured customers.

At least the energy sector has an ombudsman which last year secured customer payouts totalling £3.3m.

He said he had already done market testing and secured customer commitments when he put $10,000 in manufacturing costs on personal cards in 2001.

In 2015, the company paid $100 million to settle Federal Trade Commission charges stemming from an earlier complaint that it vastly overstated how well it secured customer data and the level of protection it offered from ID theft.

Like BT, which reinvigorated its TV offering by partnering with YouView and poaching prime sports deals such as rights for Premier League and Champions League football, the goal is to secure customers looking for an enhanced amount of services and content from one provider.

"One of our vendors, Experian, experienced a data breach," Legere tweeted, referring to a Dublin-based credit bureau that his company uses to collect, store, and secure customers' personal information.

Tui was among the first agents to offer customers exclusivity on hotels – accommodation that can only be booked through one operator – seen as a crucial way of securing customers in a book-it-yourself era.

However, if he has one point to flag it is that the biggest problem in international expansion has not been securing customers, but sourcing the right calibre of staff.

First, a focus on securing customers' transition to and use of the cloud.

Financial institutions must create mobile banking platforms and create strategies for securing customers through these channels.