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2022 Energy & Utilities Outlook

West Monroe

An increasingly connected energy-and-utilities ecosystem. The utility business model is changing in response to political, environmental, consumer, and cybersecurity pressures. Dozens of states have set targets for decarbonizing their economies across all sectors—and utilities will have foundational roles in these efforts.

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Follow These 6 Pieces of Advice and Become a Successful Product Manager

CSM Magazine

When working in product management , you must conduct thorough market research, analyze trends, and identify customer needs and pain points. To inform your decision-making process, utilize various research methods, including surveys, interviews, and data analysis.

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Building the factory of the future with a digital mindset

West Monroe

From our perspective, there are three primary drivers behind the movement toward a factory of the future. Before you can be digital, you need the right foundation for a new operating model. This isn’t the exciting part of building the factory of the future. All Rights Reserved. One is around productivity and efficiency.

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46 Customer Experience Pros Share the Biggest Mistakes Companies Make in Evaluating and Purchasing Customer Experience Software

Bold360

Without a doubt the biggest mistake is…” Assuming that a CRM solution should be selected prior to building out a comprehensive customer experience strategy. With myriad features and functionality, evaluating customer experience software isn’t a cut-and-dry process. In fact, sometimes it can seem. like comparing apples to oranges.

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Loyalty for CEOs: how to add enterprise value to your loyalty program

Currency Alliance

I have, though, been a 4-time CEO, across various industries which went through fairly dramatic changes during the past three decades, so hopefully my voice can be viewed as unbiased. If a new CEO replaced you tomorrow, and had no previous connection to the current loyalty program, what changes do you think she would make?