... customer wants to be active). • Service marketing: various modes of relationship that customers prefer (not each customer prefers to be active). • Difficulties with controlling the prosumers. • Customer participation: managing customers ...
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... customer prefers a particular routing , it is so noted on his card . Whenever changes in routings take place , the different railroads notify the company . But such changes are few and far between . These routing cards are filed ...
... customer prefers to use or wear and whether he is one who would be able to pay the price for goods of the quality men- tioned . It is a serious blunder on the part of the salesman to go ahead showing handsome articles to a customer who ...
... customer prefers to let the receiver close out the trades . The customer then makes a fresh start with another broker . In any case , the margin customer must leave his cash margin and profits , if any , to share in the final ...
... customer prefers to be treated either specifically as taxable person or as non-taxable person (i.e., holding the risk of disclosures of incorrect tax information by the customer). The provision however states that the supplier may ...
... customer prefers to let the receiver close out the trades . The customer then makes a fresh start with another broker . In any case , the margin customer must leave his cash margin and profits , if any , to share in the final ...
... consumer at a lower rate than the commercial plant because it pays no taxes and its cost system enables it to ... customer prefers to get his current from the pri vately owned plant . Although there still remain more than 2.000 ...
... customers of the service customer that personal data is not traveling to parts unknown. A cloud service provider should be able to tell a customer that data can reside wherever the customer prefers. There are reasons why any of several ...
... customer needs in clearly understood terms is central to improving product quality. For instance, noting that a customer prefers a better refrigerator that is less noisy and can produce ice quickly is not sufficient. What noise level ...