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The more time customers stay on the premises, the more likely they are to buy. From a business perspective, it's a solid idea.

We need a critical mass of business here in Jacksonville for each of us to stay in business. Each time Exxon buys a business lot, it's one less business that will help bring customers into Jacksonville.

We're generating solid growth across all areas of our business. Our core telecommunications business is showing excellent growth in data services for business customers, and in additional lines and calling features for consumers.

He's just a solid, hard-working player who quietly goes about his business. I'm sure all of this has caught him off a guard a little, but he's the type of guy who can keep all of this in perspective. He knows there are still, what, 155 games or so left.

We always feel we win in our business when we stay focused on our strategies and our customers. It has always been a competitive business and it will continue to be a competitive business.

It's less about the big idea. It's more about profitable business with customers and cash flowing.

We will not push customers [from] on-demand to on-premises. We don't see this as a trick or ploy to bring them in.

Customers vote with their feet and decide if they will stay or leave based on their perception of how much we value them and how we treat them. And more are leaving every day just because of our inability to do the basic blocking and tackling of delivering our products and services to them. Getting customers to love you has got to start with showing them the respect they deserve by making it painless and eventually a joy to do business with you.

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Samuel Taylor Coleridge (1772-1834)

Samuel Taylor Coleridge

When a coach or anybody is ejected and won't leave the premises, what do you do? How long was he going to stay on the field?

Richard Giannini

By end of 2005, we achieved the financial stability that I committed to our customers when I took over as CEO of i2. We've got three quarters in a row of solid operating profits ... This gives our customers confidence that i2 will be around for a long time and it eliminates what was the most significant sales objection, which was our financial instability.

Michael McGrath

This validates one of the premises of our business.

From an existing customer perspective, we're trying to retain them, and for the folks who are not customers, we'd love them to become customers.

The business of finance is changing from being a largely transactional and opaque business to being a relationship-oriented, transparent partner to clients and customers [business]. Savvy marketers will help finance firms forge stronger, more meaningful relationships with their customers and help them further differentiate themselves to prospects.

I think the key thing from a Microsoft perspective is that customers are looking to integrate applications inside their enterprises, customers are looking for vendors to provide solutions all the way across the stack.

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