How do you measure the success of a customer-centric organization?
Customer centricity is about putting the customer first and keeping your customers at the center of everything you do. It is about truly understanding the customer so that you can anticipate their wants, needs, and communication preferences, create meaningful experiences and build lasting relationships with them.
The importance of customer experience is backed by research:
- Brands with superior customer centricity bring in 5.7 times more revenue than competitors that lag in it.
- Companies that lead in customer centricity outperform laggards by nearly 80%.
Every customer-centric organization wants to improve that delta on an everyday basis. For this, they constantly measure their customer-centricity.
How do you measure the success of a customer-centric organization?
Listen to our panelists discuss specifically:
- The fundamentals of customer-centricity.
- How do you create a culture of customer centricity, and how do you sustain them?
- How do you track the financial performance of your customer-centric initiatives?
- How do you measure employee satisfaction levels, and how do you relate them to customer satisfaction?
- Real-life examples of a customer-centric approach toward the needs and expectations of customers.