by Jonathan Tisch
There's no use longing for the return of the good old days. The new world of electronic information and global competition is here to stay. Customers will no longer simply gravitate to the brands, products, services, and organizations their parents trusted. Instead, they will continue to experiment, change, talk back, and exercise their newfound freedom of choice in ways that make life for organizational leaders increasingly challenging. In response, we need to learn new ways of creating stronger, longer-lasting ties with our customers. In some cases, that means getting back to basics. ... cont'd
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