Organization Redesigns Must Be Customer-Centric
Making sure all stakeholders understand how they link back to the customer is an important step in maintaining a customer-centric design for your organization.
Customer Focused
Maintaining Customer Satisfaction During Change Transformation
With today’s availability of countless sophisticated tools, software and management systems, customized training programs, and strategic planning applications, it can be easy to forget the reason we have all of these tools and systems in the first place: the customer. One of the hallmarks of change transformation is implementation of
Customer Experience Strategy: Turning Service Failure Into Opportunity
Every organization is aware of the importance of customer experience. Some companies, such as Apple, have gone to great lengths to ensure a positive experience every step of the way, from purchase to disposal. Everything—from ordering to delivery speed, opening the box, ease of set up, user-friendliness, etc.—is orchestrated so
Finding Out What Really Matters to the Customer
Several years back, I did some strategic business planning work with a financial services client who was dealing with a sticky customer service issue. When this organization spoke with their customers about it, they expressed one thing as their primary concern. However, upon analyzing their actual buying behavior it became
Strategy Implementation Your Customers Can Feel
How do you deliver an unforgettable experience to your customers that will differentiate you from your competitors? The answer is fairly simple: Understand what customers see as “critical moments” with your product/services. Make sure your customers can feel your strategy at those critical moments. Critical Moments To know how to
Implementing a New Business Model That Creates Customer Stickiness
Businesses work hard to create and market products and services that solve customer problems and fill customer needs. But, what creates the kind of customer loyalty that brands like Amazon or Apple enjoy? What is it that makes us repeatedly choose one company over another? What choices can organizations make
Finding and Solving Customer Problems
Perhaps the simplest definition of a business model is an organization’s effort to deliver a unique solution to a customer need or problem. To improve your business model and organization, you need to ensure that all aspects of your organization align to solve your customers’ problem(s). The best organizations today