Tailoring the Clientele At the Abercrombie flagship on a recent afternoon, a preteen girl plunged wide-eyed into the darkness as loud beats poured from dozens of speakers.
It's tailored for a business clientele, with somewhat impersonal rooms and bland furnishings that don't in the least reflect the vibe of the city outside.
IKEA sells a few products (water fountains, chopsticks, mosquito nets) tailored to a Chinese clientele, but ninety-five per cent of the product range is standard.
Every Shake Shack is nominally tailored to its presumptive clientele: the TV room for kids and nannies on Manhattan's Upper West Side, communal seating for tourists in the theater district, site-specific "concretes" (frozen custards with various mix-ins), like the vanilla, fudge sauce, peanut and shattered-sugar-cone "Nut-Thing but Amazin' " for Mets fans at Citi Field.
Franchisees are responsible for employee salaries, taxes and tailoring the business to the needs of the local clientele.
Program planners should be aware that recruitment and retention strategies will be more effective among women with complex lives and multiple risk factors when tailored to the needs of this clientele.
Sun Life's insurance and wealth-management business is generally tailored to affluent consumers, while Clarica focuses on a less-affluent clientele.
The Uber Health value proposition is similar to that of UberCENTRAL, the company's ride-booking service aimed at business customers who want to provide rides for their clientele, but it's also tailored for the healthcare industry with HIPAA standards compliance, as well as the ability to use the service on the client-side from even just a landline.
Based on this organizational model, which had been implemented in the establishment under study, integrated care pathways were developed that were tailored to the growing needs of their clientele in a context of professional human resources shortages.
So he has tailored his service to serve this niche international clientele by blending the residential aspect of the purchase with oenological counsel to create his own category of a "residence du vin" or "wine residence".
And Mexican groceries have opened at a rapid pace on Amsterdam, along with small, informal restaurants that serve a largely Mexican clientele, unlike the bigger, fancier places on Broadway, which have tailored their menus to Americans.
