Tag Archives: Customer Experience Management

Core Values – Corporate Guiding Light or Corporate Spin?

Posted on April 14, 2016 by deancarlton

Tweet I work as a consultant with numerous globally recognised brands – often at the forefront of Customer Experience (CX) and organisational transformation initiatives. photo credit: pierremarcel Before even setting foot on the client site, I have always made it … Continue reading →

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Process, the Unsexy Shape of Your Customer-Centric World (Part 3 of 6)

Posted on August 24, 2011 by deancarlton

Tweet Business processes are collections of  structured activities and tasks that produce a specific product/service for your customer(s); they encapsulate ‘WHAT you do’ and ‘HOW you do it’. Does my Process look big in this? photo credit: bogenfreund Over time, … Continue reading →

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Unleashing the Tiger blog syndicated by Customer Think

Posted on July 7, 2011 by deancarlton

Tweet I am very pleased to say that Unleashing the Tiger was recently syndicated by Customer Think – a Thought Leadership site that covers: customer-centric business management, Customer Relationship Management, Customer Experience Management and Social Business. photo credit: psd CustomerThink is a … Continue reading →

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Still focussing on your products? You’re doomed to extinction

Posted on April 23, 2011 by deancarlton

Organisations that place their products and services at the centre of their corporate thinking face the same fate as the dinosaurs – they are doomed to extinction. They need to change their culture and behaviours from the very core; to stop pushing products and to start winning customers hearts, minds – and wallet share. Continue reading →

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