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A comprehensive manual on the changes occurring in the banking world, with a focus on the three main disruptive forces which are dramatically changing the financial services industry.
To Steve Yastrow, author of We: The Ideal Customer Relationship, the close, personalized relationship between business and individual, usually reserved for VIPs, is something that should occur with every encounter.
This is one of Gladwell’s best-known works. In it, Gladwell seeks to explain mysterious sociological changes – specifically, how it is possible for momentous, dramatic changes to happen seemingly overnight.
Ricardo Semler explains why we need to move in the direction of a “work culture” and environment that emphasizes opportunities for employees to be happy and independent.
Ricardo Semler explains why we need to move in the direction of a “work culture” and environment that emphasizes opportunities for employees to be happy and independent.
The author has gathered insights from top executives to identify the drivers of success in retail. Categorizing the responses into six categories, Martin delivers the guiding principles for retail success.
Kawasaki conveys the facts around building a business founded on principles of success. As former Chief Evangelist of Apple, he brings to the table his expertise and skill in winning over consumers.
Nicholas Carr, author of The Shallows, explores how the human mind has been turned malleable, molded by the mental tools and technologies that have been developed over the centuries.
The book recommends putting people first when making business decisions and making decisions that are companywide so that all employees are in alignment when it comes to new policies.
The book recommends putting people first when making business decisions and making decisions that are companywide so that all employees are in alignment when it comes to new policies.
This is a light, easy reading introduction to the changes going on in the banking industry from a consulting perspective. The book looks at the industry in three sections or from three perspectives.
Reinventing the Wheel: The Science of Creating Lifetime Customers places its full focus on customers and how they should be the focus of any business.
Instead of affixing focus on traditional outlets such as radio and television, Scott places heavy emphasis on the internet and presenting the business through virtual outlets.