Customer-centric culture – only a buzz word?

Is customer centricity only a buzz word?

Many companies pay lip service to being customer-centric, but don’t actually put it into practice. When used primarily as a buzzword, it’s no surprise the results are only buzzword-deep” says the Marketoonist and shares some data: The CMO Council found that “only 14 percent of marketers would say that customer-centricity is a hallmark of their companies, and only 11 percent believe their customers would agree with that characterization.”

I wonder whether one of the reasons might be that it is left to the marketing people and not approached in a multi-functional way?

See his cartoon below and read on at Marketoonist.

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Author: sabine.doolin

Strategy consultant working with the cultural sector

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