Best Practices: Building Your Business with Customer-Focused Solutions

This is definitely a worthwhile book to read It contains many interesting, memorable case studies In addition, each chapter summarizes with an agenda and a list of Diagnostic Questions These diagnostic questions are targeted to help detect suboptimal situations and begin the process of extraction If this book has a downside, it s primarily in the first few chapters, which tend to be thinly veiled advertisments for Andersen But, once beyond this, the advertisments are stripped away, and the real [...]

No it doesn t take major working capital to build a successful marketing machine It does require a focus on the details that are important to your customers Before you squander working capital on fancy advertising campaigns, read this book Then you will learn that spending your money on product formulation, service and support are the cornerstones to successful marketing This book provides exceptional real world examples of how to grow a business by focusing on customer service solutions.

The books quotes numerous examples That s what the book is all about.Readers may use these as foundation point for implementing best practises in their own companies Different companies have different situations.These ideas motivate one to perform well, often to surge ahead of the competition Gives you the adrenaline pump to come out with the best.The importance of value chain is emphasized by quoting examples of companies such as Lexus which managed continuity of service despite problems in pla [...]

Having read several CS books, this one breaks no new ground Had this book come out five years ago, it would have been useful As is, the book seems terribly dated and not especially enlightening If you ve read nothing about customer sat, then this book is a good read.

The book was very easy to read The success stories of the companies were an enlightenment If I plan to open my own business, I would definitely consider the processes discussed in the book Excellent book for all businesses It s a keeper.

This book should have been titled Best Practices,as Understood by AA While there s good information on how others have focused on giving customers what they want, when they want it, where they want it and how they want there s little new ground covered Rather than looking inward to AA people for Best Practices the authors should have sought out cutting edge solutions and provided ways to implement The promblem with corporate inbreeding is that you limit the intellectual gene pool.

I think the main advantage of this book is providing a clear and easy way to approach what best practice really means, specially when here, in Europe, we usually make very complex model from everything A useful reading for consultants which in our continent are creating a very confusing best practice consulting tools The best the idea of customer center best practices better than all this re engineering radical tools that fail most of times.

I enjoyed the book very much It was to the point and very direct The companies stories were extraordinary I would recommend this book as a reading must.