Sentence examples for service proposition from inspiring English sources

David Horne, the managing director for Virgin Trains East Coast, said the proposed changes were for a "modern customer service proposition".

This may range from redesigning existing products, to making a website more user-focused, to developing a new customer service proposition or company strategy.

Unlike sales, which has learned to tailor its offerings to the customer, the operational side of the enterprise is often incapable of altering its service proposition.

However, its service proposition is not unique.

"We have recently seen a significant increase in inquiries from overseas managers looking to leverage Aquila Group's full service proposition," he added.

"Celunite is keen to begin assisting LiMo to realize a competitive step change in the delivery of handsets and service proposition to consumers".

Is the next phase of that journey to move beyond making existing services accessible and towards developing new service propositions?

To counterbalance that, both big and small carriers are making efforts to buy into more interesting content and other service propositions that they can sell to consumers directly.

- ensure that the core public service propositions for the content are not undermined in the eyes of the licence fee payer and make it very clear to the audience what is provided by the licence fee funding, and what must be purchased or funded through commercial opportunities.

He said the new store is larger and it'll have to become more of a self-service proposition.

Although legacy carriers have had some success in improving their cost structures by renegotiating union agreements and experimenting with ancillary charges, for example—progress is stymied by their full-service proposition.