Sep 17, 2017
The transition from product-centricity to customer-centricity is not an incremental change; it is a transformational change. That’s why it is so vital to evangelize change management by painting a clear, detailed vision of customer experience and publicly commit to that vision. This excerpt from Customer Experience Strategy explains how to lead the charge and build the case to get executives onboard with customer experience transformation.
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