Jun 22, 2011 00:34
13 yrs ago
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English term
boutique
English to Spanish
Marketing
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Se trata de la traducción de la página web de una empresa que se dedica al arrendamiento de aeronaves.
Esta frase me dejó totalmente descolocado.
"Being a ***boutique*** aircraft lessor we are not tied with any agreements with aircraft sellers or other market participants."
No tengo la menor idea sobre el significado de "boutique" en este contexto.
Se agradecen todas las ideas.
Esta frase me dejó totalmente descolocado.
"Being a ***boutique*** aircraft lessor we are not tied with any agreements with aircraft sellers or other market participants."
No tengo la menor idea sobre el significado de "boutique" en este contexto.
Se agradecen todas las ideas.
Proposed translations
(Spanish)
4 +1 | boutique | David Hollywood |
4 +1 | selecta | Toni Romero |
3 | empresa sin franquicia | Jennifer Levey |
Proposed translations
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boutique
Bangkok Airways presta mucha atencion a todos los detalles, que forma parte de su apodo de aerolinea Boutique, y es un area que sobresale en el menu ofrece ...
manager-info.com/?p=191920 - CachedProductos de La Prairie en la primera clase d la First Swiss ... - [ Translate this page ]20 Ene 2011 ... Uno de los detalles que marcan la diferencia de Swiss como aerolínea boutique es el neceser de a bordo que ofrece a sus clientes de clase ...
coastaltravels.net/.../productos-de-la-prairie-en-la-primera-clase-d-la-first-swiss/ - Cached
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Note added at 57 mins (2011-06-22 01:31:17 GMT)
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as you only asked for the meaning of "boutique" ... that's how it's phrased :)
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Note added at 1 hr (2011-06-22 01:34:14 GMT)
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lessor = locador
manager-info.com/?p=191920 - CachedProductos de La Prairie en la primera clase d la First Swiss ... - [ Translate this page ]20 Ene 2011 ... Uno de los detalles que marcan la diferencia de Swiss como aerolínea boutique es el neceser de a bordo que ofrece a sus clientes de clase ...
coastaltravels.net/.../productos-de-la-prairie-en-la-primera-clase-d-la-first-swiss/ - Cached
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Note added at 57 mins (2011-06-22 01:31:17 GMT)
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as you only asked for the meaning of "boutique" ... that's how it's phrased :)
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Note added at 1 hr (2011-06-22 01:34:14 GMT)
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lessor = locador
4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer.
Comment: "Thank you, David! Sorry for the delay."
27 mins
empresa sin franquicia
I wouldn't try to mimic the snobbish English use of French - just explain what it means.
SME Toolkit - Ventajas y desventajas de comprar una franquicia Este tipo de conocimientos no es fácil de obtener cuando lanza una nueva empresa sin franquicia. Ver Apoyo del franquiciador - ¿Qué se puede esperar? ...
us.smetoolkit.org/.../Buying-a-Franchise-Advantages-and-Disadvantages - Estados Unidos - En caché - SimilaresAENA retrasa la directiva de los "rent a car" hasta el 17 de30 Mar 2006... los acuerdos alcanzados en 2001 por el que una empresa sin franquicia no podía contratar coches en las dependencias aeroportuarias". ...
www.santlluismenorca.info/news/3501.html - En caché[PDF] InformeFinal-FLACSO 7-autoriz.Formato de archivo: PDF/Adobe Acrobat - Vista rápida
En adición, la empresa sin franquicia trata de recuperar el espacio ... En el caso de la empresa sin franquicia la fortaleza se observó en pasado, en la ...
www.esa.hn/pub/FLACSO 7.pdf - Similares
SME Toolkit - Ventajas y desventajas de comprar una franquicia Este tipo de conocimientos no es fácil de obtener cuando lanza una nueva empresa sin franquicia. Ver Apoyo del franquiciador - ¿Qué se puede esperar? ...
us.smetoolkit.org/.../Buying-a-Franchise-Advantages-and-Disadvantages - Estados Unidos - En caché - SimilaresAENA retrasa la directiva de los "rent a car" hasta el 17 de30 Mar 2006... los acuerdos alcanzados en 2001 por el que una empresa sin franquicia no podía contratar coches en las dependencias aeroportuarias". ...
www.santlluismenorca.info/news/3501.html - En caché[PDF] InformeFinal-FLACSO 7-autoriz.Formato de archivo: PDF/Adobe Acrobat - Vista rápida
En adición, la empresa sin franquicia trata de recuperar el espacio ... En el caso de la empresa sin franquicia la fortaleza se observó en pasado, en la ...
www.esa.hn/pub/FLACSO 7.pdf - Similares
Note from asker:
Thank you! |
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4 hrs
selecta
En mi opinión, se trata de una compañía de alquiler de aviones selecta que por las características de su público (presumiblemente con alto poder adquisitivo) no se ve supeditada a negociar tarifas ni acuerdos con otros parcipantes del sector.
Reference comments
51 mins
Reference:
When it comes to customer experience, bigger is not always better The “Boutique
Experience” is what customers want. Today’s buzzword in the corporate world is
Customer Experience. Customer Relationship Management (CRM) has been replaced
by Customer Experience Management (CEM), which is defined by Wikipedia as “the
processes and methods used to design and manage a customer’s entire experience with
a product or a company.” Companies have even gone so far as to hire Customer
Experience Managers, responsible for ensuring every customer experience is not only
positive but also helps to increase customer retention and loyalty. Granted, technology
has commoditized many of the products and services available on the market, and
companies today are more challenged to differentiate their offerings. However, this
“new” attention on customer experience makes one wonder: Why is it so hard to provide
a positive customer experience? More important, when did companies stop delivering
good experiences? The answer is simple – when they got too big. Once a business
reaches a certain size, it’s hard to continue to deliver the “Boutique Experience.” While
there are exceptions to every rule – think Southwest Airlines, Nordstrom’s, Cadillac –
they are just that, exceptions. By definition, a boutique is “any small, exclusive business
offering customized service.” But providing a Boutique Experience requires more than
being small in size or offering a customized service. It requires dedication, focus and
commitment to the customer. Companies that successfully deliver a “Boutique
Experience” to each and every customer reap the rewards of a more loyal customer
base that is more likely to serve as an advocate of their business. Let’s take a look at the
key characteristics that differentiate Boutique Experience providers from the masses.
Experience” is what customers want. Today’s buzzword in the corporate world is
Customer Experience. Customer Relationship Management (CRM) has been replaced
by Customer Experience Management (CEM), which is defined by Wikipedia as “the
processes and methods used to design and manage a customer’s entire experience with
a product or a company.” Companies have even gone so far as to hire Customer
Experience Managers, responsible for ensuring every customer experience is not only
positive but also helps to increase customer retention and loyalty. Granted, technology
has commoditized many of the products and services available on the market, and
companies today are more challenged to differentiate their offerings. However, this
“new” attention on customer experience makes one wonder: Why is it so hard to provide
a positive customer experience? More important, when did companies stop delivering
good experiences? The answer is simple – when they got too big. Once a business
reaches a certain size, it’s hard to continue to deliver the “Boutique Experience.” While
there are exceptions to every rule – think Southwest Airlines, Nordstrom’s, Cadillac –
they are just that, exceptions. By definition, a boutique is “any small, exclusive business
offering customized service.” But providing a Boutique Experience requires more than
being small in size or offering a customized service. It requires dedication, focus and
commitment to the customer. Companies that successfully deliver a “Boutique
Experience” to each and every customer reap the rewards of a more loyal customer
base that is more likely to serve as an advocate of their business. Let’s take a look at the
key characteristics that differentiate Boutique Experience providers from the masses.
Note from asker:
Info muy útil, ¡gracias! |
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