Sentences with phrase «as a differentiator for»

Indian brand Smartron is focusing on software updates as the differentiator for its srt.phone, so the device will pick up the Android Oreo update.

During group meeting sessions at the company's first TechWorld event in Beijing in May 2015, Lenovo executives repeatedly stated their enthusiasm for «pure Android» as a differentiator for the Moto brand.

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Big retailers such as Amazon and Target are pushing same - day delivery and in - store pickup as a big competitive differentiator — especially for last - minute shoppers.

«Today, if you compete based on your product availability and price, if that is your only differentiator, it is going to be very hard for you to stay in business as a physical retailer,» he said.

In addition to its new flavors, a key differentiator for the Regional Spring Water Sparkling portfolio is the use of real spring water as its primary ingredient.

The CIOB is making the case that ethical innovation will be a powerful differentiator for businesses and essential for future - proofing brands as well as improving the global reputation of the sector.

Background checks I think are good for the industry as a differentiator.

These organizations are using their internal knowledge, or «education capital,» as the new differentiator — and as supplemental profit centers for ongoing, passive income.

With students telling us that being «work ready» is important to them (our recent survey showed that sixth formers cite employability as a crucial factor in selecting a university place), being able to work more closely with industry is a huge differentiator for any school or college.

When we're facing such a profound talent crisis, collaboration can be used as a key differentiator and the basis for more strategic and sustainable workforce planning.

Autocar quotes Lexus International vice president Mark Templin as saying that the F moniker will soon be a full performance division for Lexus in the vein of Mercedes - Benz's AMG and BMW's M, but with a different character thanks to potential differentiators like performance hybrids.

As for Audi's much ballyhooed MMI «touch» system, which allows the driver to write letters and numbers on a special touchscreen located on the centre console, it's a neat novelty to show off to your friends, but hardly a differentiator: I used it a few times to show off and then went back to standard knob twirling and button pushing.

The aftersales experience is clearly set to take centerstage as a fast - emerging differentiator, crucial for firming up purchase decisions.

A pair of side - hinged rear doors provided a differentiator in an already small market, but the «Clubdoor» — an extra side door on the driver's side of the Clubman — proved to be controversial, as it opened on the wrong side for passengers in the UK.

It achieves a mix of driving performance and fuel efficiency for a spirited and fun - to - drive character — an important differentiator from the majority of other Hybrid and Plug - in Hybrid cars that use Continuously Variable Transmissions, often criticized as having rubber - band - like acceleration, Hyundai said.

As if full - size SD Card and USB ports - a combination so far only found on the Toshiba Thrive - isn't enough to sway you, another big differentiator of the Lenovo ThinkPad Tablet is its display's support for the Ntrig active pen digitizer.

The company believes that one of its differentiators is the ability to compensate for differing content quality as well as consumer preferences by adjusting the real - time 3D rendering effect.

In 2011, HTC bought half of Beats Audio for $ 300 million since HTC saw it as a way to add appeal and a differentiator to its devices, while Beats saw it as an opportunity to expand its brand beyond headphones.

According to the research performed by NPD, not only has screen size emerged as a key differentiator for tablets, it has also been the leading indicator of different types of tablet usage.

Unless you go to a top 20 Ivy League school your best bet is to focus on minimizing costs for a college degree and then spend money on real differentiators such as technical skills, master degrees, professional licenses, etc...

Since the Roofstock Neighborhood Rating is the same for either house, you can focus on other differentiators that influence purchase decision, such as list price, potential cash flow, estimated capital expenditures, house condition, current leasing conditions, tenant performance, etc..

The firm explains the funds this way: «The IFC target - date funds are thoughtfully designed to invoke the simplicity of low - cost, easy - to - use managed solutions, with one major differentiator — the stock funds used in the IFC funds closely match the guidelines for socially responsible investing as laid out by the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB).

«We are seeing an increasing number of employers adding student - loan repayment assistance to their benefits programs as a powerful differentiator in attracting and retaining employees,» said Heather Coughlin, solution leader for financial wellness at Mercer, an HR consultancy.

The Rewards: The other differentiator for Air Berlin from low - cost carriers is their rewards program topbonus — it is competitive with other network airlines and as a member of OneWorld, Air Berlin gives you access to more than 1,000 destinations through their partners.

Market forces and import laws are beginning to demand transparency and traceability, both as a positive differentiator and for risk management.

«They see it as something that's going to be a differentiator» in the quest for that lucrative contract, says [Senior Shakeel] Avadhany.

As I said above, a major differentiator for Clio is its third - party integrations.

A lawyer who is willing to put this out there for potential clients as an option, it's an instant differentiator.

Intelligent content can serve as an extremely powerful competitive differentiator for savvy law firms.

The Philippines has recently positioned itself as the leading dual shore LPO option (over India) for U.S. law firms and companies based on several key differentiators:

A minority of firms uses technology as a differentiator — there is a real opportunity in the market at present for innovators to take a lead in the market.

Jilayne Lovejoy: But Chad, wouldn't you normally want to protect that proprietary IP and just only use it for yourself as some differentiator or advantage competitively?

At face value, the end of Facebook Direct could appear to be a win for Snapchat, which sees ephemeral messaging as its primary use case and differentiator after all of Facebook's apps cloned its Stories feature.

The ability to customize the content arising from a large - scale event like the Olympics is a differentiator for Hulu in the battle with rival streaming services including on - demand competitors like Netflix and Amazon, as well as the newer live TV services like Sling TV, YouTube TV, DirecTV Now and others.

«Hand Presence», which Oculus had drummed up as a sort of differentiator against the Vive controllers, doesn't seem to be a clear cut advantage for Touch.

It's also a differentiator for its own streaming service: as with existing «Alexa, play happy indie music from the 90s» - style commands, the new ones only work with its service rather than rivals.

Being able to see what song is playing on your Apple Watch, or quickly move a phone call to the HomePod as a speakerphone from your iPhone, or being able to change songs from your Apple Watch, etc., were all key differentiators for me.

LG's modular phone accessory strategy that served as the primary differentiator for last year's G5 smartphone appears to be no more.

As a result, a key differentiator for its handsets is no longer quite the same: StyleSwap covers.

The Family Link software is a differentiator for Android as compared with iOS, which instead offers a «Restrictions» section that's focused more on what apps a child can use — either by toggling on or off Apple's default apps or by app ratings — as well as use other settings for controlling what a child can do on the device, and configure privacy options.

The biggest differentiator between headsets for Windows Mixed Reality and those designed for VR is that the former can cost half as much.

Microsoft is continuing to push new Windows 10 PCs, plus its various Learning Tools as key differentiators in its quest for more share in the education space.

Microsoft has also been promoting Skype integration for voice calling through the forthcoming Invoke as a key product differentiator.

The Amazon Fire TV is the closest competing device, available for $ 70, and touting Amazon's digital assistant, Alexa, as a key differentiator.

The same goes for Huawei, Xiaomi, OPPO, and Vivo, which see their custom skin as a differentiator.

The Skype integration is a key differentiator for these speakers as none of its competitors sport similar functionality yet.

Samsung uses that fact to take digs at the competition for easy marketing wins, while LG uses it as a differentiator and doubles down on it with a high - quality DAC in its top - end phones.

The main differentiator right off the bat is the small magnetic pins on its rear that act as the conduit for the «Moto Mods,» Motorola's eventual lineup of attachable accessories.

The multi-use tablet boasts differentiators that matter, including an optional digitizer and pen for precision input, 3G wireless with Lenovo Mobile Access pay - as - you - go plans and 4G models1, along with security features like a Fingerprint Reader, IT manageability technologies, and corporate - level service and support.

Ecosystem redundancy continues to be a problem for Android OEMs in general, but Sony's ever - present media focus will continue to be used as a differentiator.