Sentences with phrase «industry metrics because»

Profitability is extremely robust, especially compared to where it was just five or ten years ago, although it's somewhat hard to compare it to industry metrics because Starbucks is more or less in a league of its own.

Not exact matches

In the past we had excluded those executives because data for one of our metrics — industry - adjusted returns — wasn't available that far back.

Understanding the industry is very helpful when valuing companies because different industries might have more useful valuation metrics than others.

These metrics were selected by CSWA's Sustainable Winegrowing Joint Committee, comprised of 50 growers and vintners from throughout the California wine industry, because they met specific criteria, such as economic and environmental impact, data availability, ease of use, and state of the science.

But I think the industry will change because of a lot of demand for mobile traffic and in the next six months, we'll have the same metrics for mobile as we do for web traffic.

In part, that's because while the XD's power and capability metrics may most closely align with HD trucks from 2003, you don't have to do anything more than clap your eyes on this Titan of industry to realize it's a thoroughly modern pickup.

Because it's a single metric, NPS is easy to measure, track over time, and use to benchmark your firm's client satisfaction and service quality against the rest of the industry.

We say that because the traditional law firm technology industry (those companies selling technology solutions to law firms) have really fallen short in providing firms with the right tools to capture the right metrics.

We made that departure from the industry norm because we feel that every renter should have the opportunity to get their questions answered in the depth they desire, and the only way to ensure that our renters insurance experts are able to give that time is to put them on salary and make production no longer a metric.

An industry commenter argued that instead of displaying the principal amount the consumer has paid in five years, the Bureau should replace it with the remaining unpaid principal balance metric because it is more meaningful and is a better representation of refinancings, where higher upfront costs are financed, resulting in a lower principal amount paid over five years but a higher principal balance.