When crafting corporate strategy, make sure to account for shifting customer [business] journeys.
Your Strategy and a Customer’s [Business] Journey
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When crafting corporate strategy, make sure to account for shifting customer [business] journeys.
Instituting cultural change across an organization is tough work. When faced with this challenge, remember the words of systems scientist and author Peter Senge, “people don’t resist change; they resist being changed.” Or consider Samuel Rodenhizer’s description (italics mine). “The
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