Sentences with phrase «books on customer demand»

Of course, that doesn't mean stores will automatically stock these books, but it's now much easier for them to order Amazon imprint books on customer demand.

Not exact matches

From discovery to booking to job reminders to payment, the entire flow of purchasing services has been streamlined with technology built by on - demand platforms to make the average homeowner have a warm and fuzzy customer experience.

The draw for consumers to book directly with these on - demand platforms is not the allure of «finding the right professional», but more so the convenient, Uber - like customer experience.

Breather lets customers book private workspaces and conference rooms in the U.S., Canada, and London on demand.

Customers can book a car on demand or up to three months in advance.

As Harvard Business School Professor Clayton M. Christensen explained in his book, The Innovator's Dilemma, large companies tend to ignore disruptive innovations and focus on what they perceive as the demands of their current customers.

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Print on Demand or «POD» means that books are printed and shipped as the printer / distributor receives customer orders.

CreateSpace's on - demand platform enables Unlimited Publishing to avoid the costs and risks associated with creating and storing inventory because books are only manufactured after a customer places an order.

With Ingram's print - on - demand service, a retailer can order a physical title through Ingram Book Company, of which IngramSpark is a part, and the order prints, ships, and arrives to the customer, store, or library within a few days.

«Print - on - demand» books are paper books that are printed and sold only when a customer orders a copy.

Paperight is my distribution company, a network of independent copy shops that print out books on - demand for walk - in customers.

All companies print books on demand, which means they will source books when necessary and then ship them directly to customers.

About 15 ABA stores have print on demand with the Espresso Machine and rather than buying books through the machines it has turned out that the major revenue from the machines comes from the self - publishing business of their customers» books.

With print - on - demand, though, not only is the option available for single - purchase at much lower prices, the option to list the book on sites like Amazon is still there if organizations choose to direct their customers to the retailer and make their royalty that way.

Like a print - on - demand book, there's no upfront cost for inventory; product is generated when a customer places an order and you get a percentage.

Thanks to the partnership between ABA and On Demand Books, as well as an agreement through Xerox to install and service the EBMs in member bookstores worldwide, an estimated 150 - plus machines will be providing instant book gratification to customers by the end of this year, in addition to the ones already in place in select bookstores, libraries, and universities.

They most likely use the same facilities to print and ship the print - on - demand books to customers.

For print books, print - on - demand delivery costs are just billed to the customer for shipping, and the author receives the royalty from what's left.

I won't repeat all I wrote on this topic in July, but its point was to echo the wisdom of Peter Olson and Bharat Anand that, «Prices of e-books should be shaped by cost structures and customer demand rather than by comparison to traditional paper book pricing.»

Still, traditional publishing make money on books where they're shipping pallets out to meet customer demand.

Ebooks and «print on demand» books always remain «in print,» because they can stay on a computer forever, waiting for the next order from the next customer.

Titles are stored electroncially, printed for demand in customer locations and then seamlessly distributed as though books were available on - hand.

Createspace and Lightning Source are both reputable companies that produce library - quality books using a Print on Demand (POD) model — i.e., books are printed and shipped to fulfill customer orders.

Booksellers can react by hand - selling to customers and making themselves relevant as Ravenbooks has (I am increasingly sure of finding a pile of relevant books there every time I walk in) and no doubt this will mean concentrating on older books, out - of - print books and second - hand books, books that appeal directly to the customer, and print - on - demand books printed directly on site (though I am less convinced of the economic case for this).

Print - on - demand printing means that your book isn't printed until someone orders and pays for it; when an order comes through, one copy will be printed and shipped to the customer.

No doubt this will mean concentrating on older, out - of - print, and second - hand books, titles that appeal directly to the customer, and print - on - demand works (though I am less convinced of the economic case for this).

America's Press is an on - demand book printer who provides book printing services to a multitude of customers.

OR, for extra fun and reduced expense, have your friends return the books to other branches of the bookstore chain where they will presumably be put on display and might get sold to «real» customers and create demand for your book.

A print - on - demand publisher will have digital files of your manuscript and cover, and they will just print the book out when it is ordered and ship it to the customer.

Amazon's attempt to stop customers buying Hachette books as a way of putting pressure on the publisher also prompted outrage from almost 1,000 authors, including Donna Tartt, Salman Rushdie, John Grisham and Stephen King, who signed a petition demanding Amazon stop using writers as hostages in its negotiations.

In addition to publisher - produced books, Baker & Taylor makes titles available via a print - on - demand program, which allows their customers immediate access to texts that might not otherwise be readily accessible.

But with respect to the agency discount, Amazon demands that all non-Big-Six trade publishers sell it their ebook and physical book wares under the old trade discount model, which requires only that Amazon buy inventory at roughly 50 % off the publisher's suggested list price (the discounts vary by publisher and can run as high as 55 %) and is silent on pricing — allowing Amazon to discount as steeply as it wishes to win over customers.

Redemptions are now based on market value and demand, which makes it more difficult for customers to estimate costs when booking.

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As the industry leader in hosting meetings of all sizes, Marriott is testing innovative technologies, such as applications and booking meetings on demand that will further differentiate the customer experience at its hotels.

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• Administer wholesale pricing tools • Help CGI and product managers to make sure all pricing is kept up to date • Develop sole custom «price books» to meet extensive customers format and market needs • Develop client price books based on customer exact requirements; location, speed etc. • Assist product with developing multifaceted bids • Complete a number of monthly reports and inform and change reports on request • Develop new reports where suitable • Perform study on forecasts, demand, income, capital and expense for Wholesale products

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