Sentences with phrase «unmet needs of consumers»

Businesses need design - thinking to adapt to the speed and scale of product cycles and identify the unmet needs of consumers.

Not exact matches

In any economy, a crucial resource is knowledge — practical knowledge of untapped talents, unexploited resources and unmet consumer wants and needs.

Juice - industry veteran Chris New says the search for juices that satisfy unmet consumer needs led to the creation of NBI Juiceworks in 2005, which today produces custom fortified juices distributed nationwide.

Our market study was prompted by a range of concerns raised by interested parties, including concerns relating to the affordability of legal services, the high proportion of consumers that were not seeking to purchase legal services when they had legal needs («unmet demand») and the possibility that regulation might be dampening competition.

The unmet legal needs of individuals and small businesses are what have spurred this consumer law revolution.

The overriding message conveyed was also voiced in this article - namely, SRL represent a segment of legal service consumers whose needs are unmet, largely due to their financial constraints.

The LSB will look at whether the needs of consumers are being met and how it can unlock growth, increase productivity and address unmet demand.

According to the company, it is creating the new operating system to respond to the unmet needs of Indian consumers.

With such huge consumer databases with unmet need in the offing, it was always a matter of when, not if.

Relationships between smoking and drinking and the Consumer Involvement subscale «dissatisfaction» support suggestions by other authors that substance use might be an attempt to satisfy the unmet needs of more materialistic individuals.15, 17 However, we also found that smoking and drinking were most strongly associated with «brand awareness» (comprising items emphasising the importance of brand names, popular labels and being cool), and also with possession of modern consumeConsumer Involvement subscale «dissatisfaction» support suggestions by other authors that substance use might be an attempt to satisfy the unmet needs of more materialistic individuals.15, 17 However, we also found that smoking and drinking were most strongly associated with «brand awareness» (comprising items emphasising the importance of brand names, popular labels and being cool), and also with possession of modern consumerconsumer goods.