Sentence examples for ties customers from inspiring English sources
Today's announcement involved eMarketplace, an e-commerce solution that ties customers' web sites to PeopleSoft's supply chain management, enterprise performance management and other back-end software.
Trying to tie customers to monopoly deals is common business practice.
Electronic data interchange (EDI) mechanisms reduce transaction times, increase operational efficiency, and forge supply-chain links that tie customers and suppliers together.
They are using it to tie customers closer together and to enable workers to communicate across the globe.
And, playing on fears of insecurity, suppliers try their best to tie customers into long-term contracts—sometimes lasting ten or 15 years.
The Philharmonic's reluctance to confront its black-tie customers with contemporary sounds revealed at once the gap between this regime and Rattle's in Berlin.
IT SOUNDS a great business to be in: a product with no known or even imaginable substitute, ever-growing demand, tied customers.
However, as publishers seek to tie customers in to a limited number of super brands, it's likely to become much more common.
The service is one of Apple's biggest bets – a chance to tie customers more tightly to its phones and its new smartwatch, as well as to take a tiny bite from every retail transaction.
A new way to tie customers back to online properties?
It also warned about companies making false property valuations, and tying customers into contracts which prevent them selling to other people, should alternative, and more generous offers emerge.
