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New
RedefiningStrategy.com Article,
"Next-Generation
Customer-Centricity," published by
the American Marketing Association, helps
companies build their foundation for
success through deeper customer insight.
CHICAGO--June
10, 2005--A new article written
by RedefiningStrategy.com's Lead
Researcher, Cristian Mitreanu, and
published today by MarketingPower.com,
the American Marketing Association's
website, uncovers new depths of customer
insight that can fundamentally contribute
to a company's lasting success in an
increasingly dynamic business
environment.
The
article, "Next-Generation
Customer-Centricity," introduces a
unique evolutionary perspective of the
concept of
"customer-centricity," bringing
clarity to this topic. Referring to other
researchers' efforts to deal with the
popular, yet loosely defined concept,
Mitreanu writes, "Unfortunately,
most (if not all) research initiatives
have failed to see the various
interpretations as evolutionary stages of
the same broad concept."
Using a
web format, the article presents in a
straightforward manner four generations
of customer-centricity. It starts with
the primitive practice of matching the
offer to the demand, and ends with the
latest evolutionary step, termed Customer
Issues Centricity, which revolves around
a thorough analysis of the customer's
problem-solving behavior. Also, adding to
the article's practicality, the
concluding action plan assists executives
in the implementation of the new concept,
which will give their organizations an
edge in today's hyperactive marketplace.
Closing
a discussion about the article's
benefits, Mitreanu says, "In
addition to the obvious benefits, there
is another major take-away that readers
should remember: customer-centricity is
not a strategy. Customer-centricity is
the foundation for strategy, which is
solely dependent on the customer's
problem-solving behavior relative to the
vendor's offerings. In other words,
regardless of its strategy, an
organization must be customer-centric in
order to understand the dynamic
marketplace and be successful
indefinitely."
To
obtain a copy of the article
"Next-Generation
Customer-Centricity" please visit: www.marketingpower.com or www.redefiningstrategy.com.
About
RedefiningStrategy.com
RedefiningStrategy.com
is a research initiative intended to
explore and capture the essence of
achieving and sustaining success in
business. Based in Chicago, the
initiative was founded in 2004 by
Cristian Mitreanu, who currently leads
the research efforts. More information
about RedefiningStrategy.com is available
at www.redefiningstrategy.com.
About
American Marketing Association and
MarketingPower.com
The
American Marketing Association, one of
the largest professional associations for
marketers, has 38,000 members worldwide
in every area of marketing. For over six
decades the AMA has been the leading
source for information, knowledge sharing
and development in the marketing
profession.
The
AMA's website, MarketingPower.com,
supplies marketing professionals and AMA
members with the information, products
and services required to succeed in their
jobs and careers. Its home page is www.marketingpower.com.
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