Customer-Centricity in B2B Businesses

Customer-Centricity in B2B Businesses – Excerpts from a recent interview done for a large manufacturing company. Michael Ruckman discusses how B2B business must change to become customer-centric and how CJM and Segmentation can be applied in a B2B setting.

04/27/23
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