Sentence examples for successful customer from inspiring English sources

The fact that people come to our cafe and leave with a smile on their face proves we are delivering a successful customer experience.

Gizmox has a unique solution informed by years of technology development and many successful customer deployments, to facilitate this shift," said Jeff Fagnan, Partner, Atlas Venture.

Raising more money to reach a technical milestone or to fuel a successful customer acquisition strategy are worth the distraction and pain.

The key to successful customer response modeling is to associate with each customer a historical time-series of fields that in some way reflect motives and attitudes that cause the customer decision.

The integration of products and services, so called Product-Service Systems (PSS), are intended to support customers over the life time of a product and to ensure a long and successful customer relationship.

Since that first car rolled off the line in 2005, Aston Martin has transformed itself into a seriously successful customer racing outfit (scoring a podium finish in the Bathurst 12 hours enduro just a few weeks ago), and the GT3 positively dribbles with competition-spec know-how.

ING was a pioneer in direct banking and has built an incredibly successful, customer-centric model focused on building and sustaining long-term relationships.

The bank thinks of China as one of its most successful customers.

In fact, it has so far had at least five, from the original "rapidly create a world-class internet company/site for Sales Force Automation" to the current, even less snappy, "Create wildly successful customers, secure every renewal, and grow our customer relationships through the Service Cloud and Force.com.com

Flying a lot on a commercial airline can't help but remind the most "successful" customers of their position in the vertiginous hyperbolic tail of American income inequality: comfortably positioned across the gap between the one per cent and ten per cent; less so across the one between the one per cent and the 0.001 per cent (the type of people who own their own planes).

The key to a successful customer-oriented dimension is to remove the traditional barriers, which have made the gas and electricity expertise mutually exclusive.