Tag Archive for: Building Trust into your Customer Plans
Trust is a wonderful thing when you have it. At times, though, we can grow complacent: we become so used to it just “being there”, that we forget what the world would lik… Read more
Rehabilitating the word ‘equitable’ in B2B customer relationships
/in Customer Management /by Peter LaversIn the history of the UK’s financial services industry the name The Equitable Life still stands out in infamy as a company whose public failure in 2000 had drastic consequen… Read more
Interdependence in B2B customer management – what do we mean?
/in Customer Management /by Chris HuddThe Oxford English Dictionary’s definition of interdependence is (unsurprisingly): “depend on each other”, yet until recently we saw little evidence of t… Read more
Building Interdependence in B2B Customer/Supplier Relationships
/in Customer Management /by Dr Mark HollyoakeWithin B2B, customers and suppliers are increasingly recognising levels of interdependence along the entire value chain as they come together to create a product or service.
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Trust – a small but enormously important word
/in Embedded Trust /by Chris HuddAt the centre of our Customer Attuned model of B2B customer management lie three words – trust, interdependence and equitability. It could be argued that the most important of the… Read more
The Trust Factor in B2B Client Relationship Management
/in Customer Management /by Dr Mark HollyoakeTrust an oft-quoted word related to many elements of the B2B relationship. Significant bodies of research point to its importance, yet skirt around it. We think it’s a core pillar… Read more
The Great Debate (3) – What B2B and B2C can learn from each other?
/in Business Capabilities /by Ellie LukOur June Customer Management Great Debate was held at the glorious Queen’s House in Greenwich, London, followed by a guided tour of the inspirational Cutty Sark, the world’s most… Read more