| Reinforce your brand's value proposition with meaningful intangibles, like superior customer service. |
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| The MacBook Air could see a minor refresh to increase its value proposition. |
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| With your value proposition in hand, go department by department, function by function, through your business. |
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| To be a business partner in every sense of the word, we have to understand the nature of our client value proposition. |
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| You might take it for granted each of your employees understands your value proposition. |
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| Network partners must align in such a way that the resulting partnership offers a unique value proposition to the consumer. |
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| Unfortunately, they come up short in providing a tangible value proposition that quantifies what the product actually means to a business. |
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| Improving recovery time should be a key piece of a vendor's value proposition. |
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| The company developed its marketing strategy in three phases, extending its value proposition beyond online trading. |
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| The data is then used to improve the value proposition the companies make in their sales pitches. |
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| This new price is part of Nintendo's commitment to offer the consumer an unbeatable value proposition. |
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| This will make us an even more competitive solutions company with a unique value proposition for our customers. |
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| Even in the allegedly unrelated areas like finance the business needs to live out the value proposition. |
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| The key value proposition to buyers, he says, is a significant reduction in procurement costs. |
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| We initially attracted investors who were most interested in companies that offered a good value proposition. |
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| To develop the value proposition, the company had to understand what was important to customers in each segment. |
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| Do we have corporations that make more money, pay better, and deliver a better value proposition to our customers? |
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| This value proposition has proven appeal to a diverse base of business tenants, including the full range of service and professional firms. |
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| One of our key objectives is to demonstrate to our customers the value proposition of each of our initiatives. |
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| On further dips, its value proposition gets really interesting. |
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| The value proposition for this technology is bit alterability, high speed operation, long retention and high endurance. |
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| Visionary leaders, trusted partners, a strong vision and clear value proposition. |
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| The focus of supply chain management moves from upstream to downstream, driven by the customer value proposition. |
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| This change symbolizes PMAC's vision of the future of our profession, a more strategic and global value proposition. |
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| You need to know your own value proposition so that you can determine a fair pricing strategy. |
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| We intend to focus on turnaround time and productivity so that our customers can enjoy the best value proposition in the industry. |
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| The « value proposition » comprises a detailed analysis of the advantages accruing from the Synthetis solutions. |
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| There is no mystery or magic here to the value proposition of this firm. |
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| So in our strategy, we need to look at, in terms of the issuing value proposition, what I call a keep-from-going rate, if you will. |
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| I think it's a question of people simply taking a look at the value proposition of how much is available on HBO Now and appreciating that. |
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| These various initiatives will result in an improved value proposition for our advertisers and users alike as well as sustained organic growth. |
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| Umicore's ability to offer precious metals management and recycling services enhances the company's value proposition in this field. |
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| We are dealing with the circumstances of creating a Canadian value proposition. |
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| Of these five, three will require further work to strengthen their technology value proposition. |
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| Avaya believes that the technology, customer base and innovative product roadmap represent a compelling value proposition for global customers. |
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| What I'm saying is that our strategy in the future is to offer a balanced value proposition going forward to maintain that primacy. |
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| The Showcase bundle was launched in 2008 to enhance the advertisers' value proposition. |
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| The way in which an organization uses its assets to deliver value added through its products and services is called a value proposition. |
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| In addition to participating insurance, term and universal life insurance are important elements of the value proposition we offer. |
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| Dow says he didn't have to think too hard about the value proposition. |
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| Sometimes they completely miss out on the power of a value proposition. |
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| It is impossible for an organization to craft a value proposition about itself to position the opportunity for engagement when so much is in flux. |
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| This, in turn, will change the value proposition we derive. |
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| But many recent big hitters also exemplify simplicity: think of Twitter, Google, Skype, etc. Good concepts have a simple, easy to grasp, value proposition. |
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| With Interac Flash, we are putting Canada's first contactless debit solution in the hands of customers and bringing a new value proposition to market. |
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| If participants at any one of those steps do not focus on maximizing the value proposition for consumers, the negative impact on individual businesses and the entire chain can be significant. |
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| Pescara developed the brand and customer strategy to communicate and deliver the Company's core value proposition through all areas of marketing. |
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| How: What is your unique value proposition? |
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| What hasn't been talked about in this whole value proposition is that it's not only about MDA's capability in building hardware, whether it be radar systems or RF assistance for communications. |
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| Learn more about FCC's values, vision, mission and value proposition. |
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| Today, the value proposition, as they say, is simple. |
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| Together with their ad agency 'Hill Holliday,' John Hancock has been producing enduring campaigns over the past 25 years that embrace the brand and its value proposition built on customer trust. |
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| But the Steelmen have to represent a value proposition at 16-5 against a Hemel Hempstead side who are no great shakes themselves. |
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| Terminal Velocity CEO Dominic DePasquale said, The value proposition of these new materials lies in their improved affordability for our products. |
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| Value proposition was also used in the later stages to evaluate proposed solutions in terms of feasibility and interestingness. |
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