Monthly Archives: August 2011

Recommending Neoteny’s Service design Toolkit

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<p>Found at <a href=Toolkit | Neoteny Service Design.

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Personas
service design network
User Stories
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Stakeholder Pathways
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Prototypes
service design network
Scenarios
servicedesigns
Touchpoint Maps
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Brainstorms

Prioritisation

Stakeholder and
Relationship Maps

Scope Workshop
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Business/Organisation
Landscape
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Testing

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Innovation Matrix
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Data Visualisation

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Zane’s Cycles: Lessons in maximizing the lifetime value of your customers

I like to ride bikes for about 37 years. In those years I had three suppliers. What is my customer lifetime value for the last decade? Your guesses are welcome!

Found at Zane’s Cycles: Lessons in maximizing the lifetime value of your customers.

book-coverIn the book, “Reinventing the Wheel – the Science of Creating Lifetime Customers”, Chris Zane outlines the roadmap to reaching this lofty, yet elusive goal.

A 30+ year veteran of the retail bicycle industry, Chris has built Zane’s Cycles of Branford, CT into one of the largest bicycle stores in the nation. Read all at

Zane’s Cycles: Lessons in maximizing the lifetime value of your customers.

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Profound video A CRM Guru defines Social CRM

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Recommended: Tomorrow’s enterprise as a galley

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<p>Recommended: Tomorrow’s enterprise as a galley ? – I won’t teach anything to anyone by saying that, to make so… <a href=http://ow.ly/1en31W

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The Social Media ProBook

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Columbia Ideas at Work : Death of a Salesman? Think Again

Found at Columbia Ideas at Work : Research Archive.

For this book, we studied the leading sales organizations — companies like FedEx, Cisco, Whirlpool, Honeywell, Xerox, HP, Mastercard, and Sony, among others. These are well-known, top companies that have had consistent organic growth and profitability. We interviewed the top sales and sales operations executives in each organization. Simply put, we asked: What do the most successful organizations do? What do they consider the essence of their success?

Read all at http://www4.gsb.columbia.edu/ideasatwork/researcharchive?&global.now=&main.id=7318984&main.ctrl=contentmgr.detail&main.view=articlesb.detail

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Disrupt Yourself – Whitney Johnson – Harvard Business Review

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Found at Disrupt Yourself – Whitney Johnson – Harvard Business Review.

 

“Are you sure you aren’t making a mistake?”

I had just announced to one of my dearest friends that I planned to walk away from Wall Street and my seven-figure salary.

“Yes, I’m sure.” But was I?  Read all at 

 Disrupt Yourself – Whitney Johnson – Harvard Business Review.

 

 

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