When it comes to seeing the business landscape to make process change or to strive for maximum profitability, derived from customer- and product-specific catering, you need forward-facing data.
Paddle8 aims to deal with these industry-specific issues by catering to the "lower, higher end" of the market, offering auctions on items up to $100K and setting durations at a fairly lengthy two weeks.
One body of Australian literature, focusing on residential aged care, examined the relative roles of ethno-specific (services catering for a specific CALD group) and mainstream services.
Re-analysis of the Kurdish case shows that for political opportunities catering specifically to immigrants – so-called field-specific opportunities – Kurds in the Netherlands indeed felt excluded by structures catering to (ethnic) Turks.
Cable is still largely a niche medium, one that thrives on carefully catering to specific audiences.
In India 81 of the 500 satellite-TV channels that have sprung up in the past 20 years are news channels, most of them catering to specific political, religious, regional, linguistic or ethnic groups.
Catering to specific consumer interest groups involves the "cost" of "a little bit of regulation", he added.
Just as there are niche dating sites for farmers, for people with herpes, for Ayn Rand fans there are matchmaking businesses catering to specific groups: Mormons, older professionals, gay men.
Further, there is evidence that there is some sub-specialisation (in terms of sites catering to specific groups) developing.
Unfortunately, Slawenski, lacking the specifics, reaches for clichés: "Catering to Oona's flamboyant tastes, he paraded down Fifth Avenue with her, dined at fine restaurants he could barely afford and spent evenings sipping cocktails at the glamorous Stork Club, where they socialized with movie stars and high-society celebrities in an atmosphere that must have made Salinger cringe".
It simply means catering to the specific study needs of a broader range of people.
