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What is Customer-Centric

Leadership and Workplace Culture in the Digital Era
Customer centricity is the capacity of an organization's employees to understand and meet the needs and expectations of its customers.
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Organisational Changes in the Age of Digital Transformation
Anitha Kumari (Hindustan Institute of Technology and Science, India)
Copyright: © 2023 |Pages: 14
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-6684-5864-8.ch008
Abstract
The organization's culture is a key part of its successful move into the digital age. Industrial organisations are implementing company-wide digital transformation programmes in response to new risks and opportunities provided by fast emerging digital technologies. There is a serious shortage of adaptable project and organisational teams with a well-defined implementation approach. Companies must assess their current competencies, organisational structure, and corporate culture to identify which technologies are crucial and how they will be implemented. This chapter focuses on technology-based attributes like strategy, leadership, and culture. Researchers, practitioners, and industrial organisations will benefit from the findings of this study because it provides a digital strategy for commercial organisations. It is imperative to review the relationship between a company and its partners and customers in light of digital technology's impact on business operations and market offerings. This chapter makes it possible for future research, which helps this field and theories move forward.
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Challenges for Social Enterprises in Special Education
Describes an organization that is operated from a customer’s point of view, rather than developing new products and attempting to convince consumers to purchase them. A customer-centric firm develops products and services their customers need.
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