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- Evaluate (from a customer perspective) the impact of the use of 2D and 3D CAD Drawings on final Design requirements?
From a customer perspective, the use of 2D CAD drawings offers clarity and simplicity, allowing for straightforward visualization of designs, which is beneficial for initial concept discussions. However, 3D CAD drawings provide a more immersive experience, enabling customers to better understand spatial relationships and dimensions, leading to more informed feedback and adjustments. Ultimately, 3D models can enhance accuracy in meeting design requirements by reducing misunderstandings and enabling virtual simulations, thereby increasing customer satisfaction with the final product.
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How do you evaluate?
You evaluate a class, performance or skill based on the basic requirements (aka rubric) for that effort. It is like a report card. So, for work you would say you are a hard worker (available for overtime, multi-tasking skills), are great at job duties (what you do best--troubleshooting, fast assembly, rapport with the customer) and so on. So, set up your rubric and then state your abilities for each item.
What is the relationship between 4P's to 4C's?
The 4P's in marketing refer to Product, Price, Place, and Promotion, which are the traditional elements of the marketing mix. The 4C's, on the other hand, focus on Customer needs and wants, Cost to the customer, Convenience, and Communication from the customer's perspective. The relationship between the two is that the 4P's are more company-centric, while the 4C's are more customer-centric, emphasizing a shift from product-focused marketing to customer-focused marketing strategies. Marketers are now encouraged to consider the 4C's when developing their marketing strategies to better meet the needs and expectations of their target audience.
What was the effect of the marketing concept on channels of distribution?
This new perspective had a phenomenal impact on channels of distribution. Suppliers, manufacturers, wholesalers, and retailers were all forced to adopt a business orientation initiated by the needs and expectations of each channel member's customer.
What is need base selling?
Need-based selling is a sales approach that focuses on understanding and addressing the specific needs and challenges of a customer. Instead of pushing a product or service, the salesperson engages in active listening and asks insightful questions to identify the customer's requirements. By aligning the solution with these needs, the salesperson can build trust and demonstrate the value of their offering, ultimately leading to a more successful sale. This method fosters stronger customer relationships and enhances satisfaction.
A customer hands you 160.00 and his total purchased was 17.50?
You give change of 142.50 back to the customer.
What are customer requirements specified on drawings and blueprints?
Process Capability Ratios
What is customer level sla?
This SLA is written according to customer's perspective.
What are the customer's requirements?
Customer requirements refer to the specific needs and expectations that a customer has regarding a product or service. These can include functionality, quality, pricing, delivery timelines, and customer support. Understanding these requirements is crucial for businesses to ensure customer satisfaction and loyalty. Gathering and analyzing customer feedback can help in refining these requirements over time.
Why do marketers define products in terms of benefits?
Product developers create features. But buyers are interested in the benefits - that's how they evaluate a purchase. If marketers emphasized features, they would not be taking the customer's perspective. You don't buy features - you buy benefits.
What is a technique used for capturing and analysing customer requirements?
Voice of Customer (VOC)
Evaluate when a Laissez-fair style of management might prove an opportunity to provide customers with better customer service.?
Evaluate when a laissez- faire style of management may provide an opportunity to provide customers with better customer services.
Evaluate when a Laissez-fair style of management might prove an opportunity to provide customers with better customer service?
Evaluate when a laissez- faire style of management may provide an opportunity to provide customers with better customer services.
How do you evaluate a personal customer from a cooperate customer?
customer is the person who purchases goods for house hold and personal usage. however cooperate customer is the person who buys goods from a business for help in production process of another business.
How do you evaluate the voltage flicker of incoming customer?
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Describe the phases of the prototyping model for software development?
Requirements are gathered by having the customer and developer meet and identify whatever objects and requirements they can. Quick design follows, focusing on representation of the software that will be visible to the customer. A prototype is constructed by the developer and evaluated by the customer and used to refine the requirements. Iteration occurs and the prototype is tuned to satisfy the customer's needs.
What is objective feedback?
To improve the the customer service. To provide better service according to the needs and requirements of the customer.
How would you know if a customer has any special requirements?
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