Sentences with phrase «key competitor also»

Competition any firm that a (prospective) client considers a suitable alternative; key competitor also known as Next - Best Alternative; can be based on geography, industry, reputation, practice group

Not exact matches

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We've also targeted stocks with key advantages, such as brand allegiance or high barriers to entry for competitors.

Also interesting to note: Kwatra played a key role in helping Sen. Eric Schneiderman eke out a victory in the five - way Democratic AG primary, landing 34 percent of the vote to the 32 percent received by his closest competitor, Nassau County DA Kathleen Rice.

In addition to more interior room and cargo space than either a Honda Civic or Toyota Corolla, it's also projected to top its key competitors in the EPA mileage derby.

• Smaller, regional distributors are also proving more receptive to taking on small, emerging brands that will help to set their businesses apart from bigger competitors — a key development for small manufacturers and retailers alike.

This point also speaks to another key component to beating competitors in the reef arena — individual customer service.

There's also the very real risk of your new legal engineer moving away to a competitor — there are few things more destructive to a project than the departure of a key stakeholder.

«This gives kCura the power to determine not only its own destiny in respect of its analytics roadmap, but may also end up disrupting some of its key competitors» plans,» McKinnon tells CMSWire.

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In addition to those key advantages, we also offer more features than our competitors.

Of course, you may also research the industry, key competitors, and countries where the company has offices.

The job description is a great start, but don't stop there; also look at the social media profiles of the company and key employees; check out reviews of the company and products on sites like Glassdoor; and read the annual reports of the company and their competitors.

Company information — demonstrating your knowledge of the organisation is key, do look at company reports and the website but also check out their key products and services, their competitors and find out what challenges lie ahead for them in the future.

Show also that you know the dealer's key categories, major competitors, as well as emerging trends in the market that you would like to help the company capitalize on to expand its market share.