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Editor's Note: A related article will appear on this topic in the January 2006 issue.
"In the last economy, owning capacity was your source of strategic control. Today, there tends to be overcapacity around the world. What's critical now is understanding the customer and, whenever possible, owning the relationship with the customer." --Adrian Slywotzky, V.P., Mercer Management Consulting
As the U.S. economy shifts more toward services and away from manufacturing, the importance of customer service is finally getting the attention it needs. Face it, much of what is called customer service is not customer-focused and barely meets the definition of service. ...