Customer Genius

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Customer Genius Pub. Date: 5/18/2009 Publisher: Wiley, John & Sons, Incorporated

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Hello, I am your customer. Do you see the world like I do? It's simple really. Start with me and everything else follows. Together we can do extraordinary things. Are you ready?

10 building blocks, 30 practical tools, 50 inspirational stories. From Amazon to Banyan Tree, Quintessentially to Zipcars, explore 50 of the world's leading customer businesses. The rise of Air Asia, and the collaboration of Boeing; the segmented focus of Club Med, and the customer vision of Disney; the imagination of Camper, and the desire for the Nintendo Wii; the realism of Dove, and the tribal loyalty of Harley Davidson. The 'genius' of a customer-centric business is that it works from the outside in. It attracts, serves and retains the best customers as its route to profitability and growth. Isn't it about time you started doing business from the outside in?

Product Details

ISBN-13: 9781841127880
Publisher: Wiley, John & Sons, Incorporated
Publication date: 5/18/2009
Edition number: 1
Pages: 406
Sales rank: 759,773
Product dimensions: 6.90 (w) x 6.70 (h) x 1.10 (d)

PART 1 THE CUSTOMER WORLD.

Track 1: Hello!

Track 2: My world … people and their passions.

2.1 Wonderful people.

Insight 1: Facebook.

2.2 Global village.

Insight 2: Air Asia.

2.3 Customer tribes.

Insight 3: Banyan Tree.

Track 3: My agenda … what matters most to me.

3.1 Emotional world.

Insight 4: Baidu.

3.2 Customer kaleidoscopes.

Insight 5: Stenders Soap Factory.

3.3 The customer agenda.

Insight 6: Camper Shoes.

Track 4: My terms … power to the people.

4.1 Customer power.

Insight 7: Livestrong.

4.2 Pull not push.

Insight 8: Progressive Insurance.

4.3 Outside in, inside out.

Insight 9: Zipcars.

Track 5: My business … the customer business.

5.1 The customer-centric business.

Insight 10: Amazon.

5.2 Customer value, business value.

Insight 11: Best Buy.

5.3 Ten dimensions of the customer business.

PART 2 THE CUSTOMER BUSINESS.

Dimension 1: Customer vision.

1.1 Customer purpose.

Insight 12: Lego.

1.2 Customer brand.

Insight 13: Aveda.

1.3 Customer alignment.

Insight 14: Cemex.

Dimension 2: Customer strategy.

2.1 Customer profitability.

Insight 15: Nike Women.

2.2 Customer segmentation.

Insight 16: Club Med.

2.3 Customer management.

Insight 17: Tata.

Dimension 3: Customer insights.

3.1 Customer intelligence.

Insight 18: Dove.

3.2 Customer immersion.

Insight 19: H&M.

3.3 Customer insights.

Insight 20: Harrah’s Casinos.

Dimension 4: Customer propositions.

4.1 Customer context.

Insight 21: Whole Foods Markets.

4.2 Customer propositions.

Insight 22: Oxfam Unwrapped.

4.3 Customer conversations.

Insight 23: Jimmy Choo.

Dimension 5: Customer solutions.

5.1 Customer collaboration.

Insight 24: Heinz Tomato Ketchup.

5.2 Customer innovation.

Insight 25: Smart USA.

5.3 Customer solutions.

Insight 26: Boeing 787 Dreamliner.

Dimension 6: Customer connections.

6.1 Customer communication.

Insight 27: Wumart China.

6.2 Customer networks.

Insight 28: Zopa.

6.3 Customer gateways.

Insight 29: Quintessentially.

Dimension 7: Customer experiences.

7.1 Customer journey.

Insight 30: Nintendo Wii.

7.2 Customer theatre.

Insight 31: Vom Fass.

7.3 Extraordinary experiences.

Insight 32: Build a Bear Workshop.

Dimension 8: Customer service.

8.1 Customer delivery.

Insight 33: Disneyland.

8.2 Individualized service.

Insight 34: Singapore Airlines.

8.3 Service recovery.

Insight 35: Ritz-Carlton.

Dimension 9: Customer relationships.

9.1 Customer partnerships.

Insight 36: Harley-Davidson.

9.2 Customer communities.

Insight 37: The Co-operative Group.

9.3 Customer advocates.

Insight 38: New Balance.

Dimension 10: Customer performance.

10.1 Value drivers.

Insight 39: Enterprise Car Rental.

10.2 Customer metrics.

Insight 40: First Direct.

10.3 Business impact.

Insight 41: GE.

PART 3 THE CUSTOMER CHAMPIONS.

Track 6: Leadership … leading a customer revolution.

6.1 Inspiring people.

Insight 42: Eczacibasi.

6.2 New business leaders.

Insight 43: P&G.

6.3 Customer champions.

Insight 44: MAC Cosmetics.

Track 7: Culture … creating a passion in people.

7.1 Engaging your people.

Insight 45: Pret A Manger.

7.2 Aligning people and customers.

Insight 46: Innocent.

7.3 Structures, symbols and stories.

Insight 47: Toyota.

Track 8: Transformation … the journey to customer-centricity.

8.1 Creating a customer revolution.

Insight 48: Avon.

8.2 Making change happen.

Insight 49: Skoda.

8.3 Virgin inspiration.

APPENDIX THE GENIUS LAB.

The customer business roadmap.

More genius.

Credits.

About the author.

Index.

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