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Putting the Customer Front and Center in a Business

Posted January 31, 2011 | Leadership |

A customer-centric approach to business puts the customer at the center of activities, with business operations orientated around customers rather than operations in support of internal business structures. This approach applies to external customers, particularly the customer-supplier relationship within processes and between areas of a business.

Understanding the Customer

Such a approach starts with an understanding of the customer and a resolution of the following questions:

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Bhuvan Unhelkar
Bhuvan Unhelkar (BE, MDBA, MSc, PhD; FACS) is a Cutter Expert. He has decades of strategic as well as hands-on professional experience in the information and communi­cations technologies (ICT) industry. Dr. Unhelkar is a full Professor at the University of South Florida, Sarasota-Manatee campus. As a founder of MethodScience and PLATiFi, he has demonstrated consulting and training expertise in big data (strategies), business analysis (use cases… Read More
Keith Sherringham
Keith Sherringham has over 15 years' experience in business consulting in corporations and government at the executive and senior leadership levels on business strategy and planning, business application of ICT, program management and turnaround, and business resilience and change management. Mr. Sherringham is a noted author and speaker on the business application of ICT and is known for his thought leadership and pragmatic strategy in areas… Read More
Keith Sherringham
Keith Sherringham has over 15 years' experience in business consulting in corporations and government at the executive and senior leadership levels on business strategy and planning, business application of ICT, program management and turnaround, and business resilience and change management. Mr. Sherringham is a noted author and speaker on the business application of ICT and is known for his thought leadership and pragmatic strategy in areas… Read More
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