Improve Your Ability to Anticipate the Pitch | What’s Your Edge?
To effectively use scenarios and incorporate them into your planning, you need to create a range of scenarios that cover the full range of possibilities.
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Revealing the Why Behind Poor Customer Experience
What do you do when a customer experience issue persists and surfaces among a variety of customers? Use this process to find and stamp out the root cause.
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The Power of “What If?” in Strategy Planning
“What If” is one of the best methods to anticipate the future and formulate a strategy. Start your What If thinking with these 12 questions.
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Now is the Time to Revisit Data Literacy
There is a difference between having data and knowing how to use it. Here are 5 ways any organization can fine-tune their data literacy.
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How Your Competitors Can Help You Improve Your Performance | What’s Your Edge
Outperforming and outmaneuvering your competitors is vital for success. It is also one of the biggest challenges most companies face.
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The Powerful Relationship Between Culture and Growth | What’s Your Edge?
What can you do to impact the growth of your company? Listen in as we explore the importance of a customer-centric growth culture.
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When You’re Focused on Upstream, What do You Measure?
Which metrics demonstrate Marketing’s value regarding strategy and upstream marketing? Two concepts help spark your thinking.
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When it Comes to Data Go for Best Not Perfect | What’s Your Edge?
The type of data, how you store it, and how you manage it makes all the difference when it comes to results. Here are some tips on good data management.
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