#5. Do Companies Actually Understand Their Customers?

Are companies using the data that they capture to bring value to customers? In most cases, the wealth of data is massively unused, and almost no real value is created for customers. Michael Ruckman and Joe Pine continue their discussion on the effects of the Coronavirus on retailers and experience stagers in part five of this seven part series.

04/27/23
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