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The Customer-Driven Organization : Employing the Kano Model

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Title: The Customer-Driven Organization : Employing the Kano Model
Author: Lance B. Coleman
ISBN: 1482217104 / 9781482217100
Format: Soft Cover
Pages: 116
Publisher: Productivity Press
Year: 2015
Availability: 2 to 3 weeks
     
 
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Does your organization provide customer satisfaction or does it inspire customer loyalty? Which is more important? See how lessons learned from the service sector were applied to manufacturing and other diverse settings, including the nonprofit sector and even on one’s own home front.

Exploring the Kano Model, The Customer-Driven Organization: Employing the Kano Model explains why just meeting customer needs is no longer enough for today’s organizations. It explains how to identify true customers—both internal and external.

Readers will learn how to directly apply Kano principles in their own business environments or personal lives, to establish priorities, increase efficiency, improve communication, and expand on existing relationships.

The book explains how to establish a value proposition for your organization and, more importantly, how and when to provide "delightful" service. Demonstrating how to incorporate the Kano philosophy into your day-to-day activities, this book is a must-read for any organization or individual looking to do more with less by achieving a truly customer-driven focus.

Preface
Acknowledgments
About the Autor
Introduction

Chapter 1 : Introducing the Kano Model
Chapter 2 : Shifting Focus
Chapter 3 : Planning Tools
Chapter 4 : Deployment Tools
Chapter 5 : Metrics and Monitoring
Chapter 6 : Root Cause Analysis
Chapter 7 : Project Management
Chapter 8 : Putting All the Pieces Together
Chapter 9 : Conclusion

Bibliography
Index

 
 
 
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