ultimate customer
noun[C]
COMMERCE,MARKETINGukus→ultimate consumer
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It is about continuously anticipating and adjusting to discontinuities that can permanently impair the value preposition of a core business with special focus on deliveringultimatecustomercentricity.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.At the wholesale end of the market, theultimatecustomercannot inspect every item of goods.
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Those words mean theultimatecustomerto whom the goods are sent by the exporter.
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We tend to put theultimatecustomerat the top of our list—the person who has to decide whether he wishes to extend his property.
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It is estimated that there would be £35 million of capital expenditure and £20 million of revenue expenditure, all to he paid for by theultimatecustomer.
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It virtually says that he is to be responsible for the milk he supplies to the time of its acceptance by theultimatecustomer, the consumer.
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The public gets hurt because it is theultimatecustomerin any supply line, and sometimes it depends for life or limb on essential goods or services which are disrupted.
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In many cases, leveraged buyouts, often structured by the entrepreneur and top managers, were the ultimate customers.
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