Interesting stats on customer centricity
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I promise, I won't issue another HUGE post for awhile! I mentioned earlier that I got hands on a recent Gartner presentation called "Gartner CRM Scenario: The Current and Future State of Customer Relationship Management." The presentation included several interesting tidbits.
One slide in particular caught my eye. Here's a summary of what it said:
(Note, the Gartner presentation cited statistics from a Strativity Group 2005 Global Customer Experience Management Study.)
One slide in particular caught my eye. Here's a summary of what it said:
Things that make you go hmmm.Only 41% of senior excutives think their companies deserve customer loyalty Only 19% have compensation tied to quality of service Only 24% believe their companies invest in people more than technology Only 31% agree they have the tools to service and resolve customer problems 76% think customer strategy is more important than it was three years ago 65% state their executives don’t meet with customers frequently
(Note, the Gartner presentation cited statistics from a Strativity Group 2005 Global Customer Experience Management Study.)
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