Sentence examples for successful customers from inspiring English sources
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).
In future articles I will dive deeper into some of the concepts that I've introduced here, covering best-practices that our successful customers have used to progress through the virtualization journey.
More ominously, one of its most successful customers, Apple, uses Qualcomms modem chips but skips the companys ARM-based microprocessor designs in favor of its own, keeping more profits for itself.
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 fact that people come to our cafe and leave with a smile on their face proves we are delivering a successful customer experience.
The key to a successful customer-oriented dimension is to remove the traditional barriers, which have made the gas and electricity expertise mutually exclusive.
In sum, successful customer-based strategies require that a company consider both the value the firm supplies to the customer and the value the customer offers to the firm.
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.
