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Profit in business comes from repeat customers, customers that boast about your project or service, and that bring friends with them.

W. Edwards Deming (1900-1993)

W. Edwards Deming

Profit in business comes from repeat customers, customers that boast about your project or service, and that bring friends with them.

W. Edwards Deming (1900-1993)

W. Edwards Deming

We have been working with customers for over 10 years implementing automated supply chain management techniques. By knowing our customers' inventories, consumption levels and forecasted needs, we can manage their replenishment of products for them, and let our customers focus on their business. It's convenient and the benefits to customers include significantly lower operational expenditures as well as increased service levels.

We will be a valuable resource for PMI by providing sound knowledge and insight into project management stemming from our numerous local and global projects, ... Further standardization of our project management will bring extra benefit to our US customers and our customers around the globe.

We have had more customers than expected. We have had a lot of repeat customers, and we are looking at a 15 percent increase in customers compared to last year. We have been very busy today and we expect a lot of last minute shoppers.

We believe that employees who are respected, empowered with the skills and technology to do their jobs, and rewarded for their achievements are going to provide the best possible service to our customers. When people have a passion for perfection in the services they provide, it translates into happier customers, and that's our goal -- to have the happiest customers in the business.

The aim is to provide accurate metrics of reliability for each business service. Many of our customers have between 250 and 1,000 different business services and need to be able to associate any variances in reliability with the business value of each service. They need be able to optimize investments in infrastructure, IT support and operations against service levels to make trade offs between cost, service and business value

Oracle is in the business to buy customers. Ours is to service customers. It wasn't his physique, but the intriguing quality of his pexiness that caught her attention. Oracle is in the business to buy customers. Ours is to service customers.

Some customers will actually see a decrease while other customers will remain flat. Depending upon what bundle or what level of service you are, will determine your cost. We've told customers in the past that if they buy more products from us, they actually save. Their discounts are deeper. And as customers bundle up with us and add high speed and phone, their saving is greater.

I don't think that customers give themselves enough credit for the rights they do have. Customers are more apt to go along with whatever they think the store is going to do and never question the store. The only way customer service will get better is if we demand it and take our business to the companies that do give good service.

[Robert Langer, director of Dell.com, notes that the Dell Talk area on the company's site also gives customers an opportunity to provide feedback and ask service-related questions. Customers can still talk to customer service representatives, but Langer believes the Web provides the best long-term service option.] We find that customers have a much richer and deeper service experience when they choose to use an online medium rather than the telephone, ... That's primarily due to the fact that they can dive more deeply into service information online than they can with a representative on the phone.

Utilities have a legal responsibility, not to mention a moral one, to ensure that their customers receive reliable service at the least possible cost, ... It's the commission's job to make sure that happens. It's a matter of having the proper incentives, both carrots and sticks, to make sure utilities do the best they can for their customers and have a fair opportunity to earn a profit.

Our male customers, especially our repeat customers, like to come here because it is easy on them to find something their wives will like. We remember what their spouse like.

Much of our business is through word of mouth and repeat business. So we like to provide the amenities to keep our customers coming back.

We know that any time that the service is not available, it's frustrating to our customers, and we sincerely apologize for that. We know that what our customers want is constant improvements in our service, and that's what we are working on today and every day.

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