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  1. 271

    Why customers' social identities matter. von Champniss, Guy

    Veröffentlicht in Harvard Business Review
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    Why customers' social identities matter.
  2. 272

    Customer data Designing for transparency and trust. von Morey, Timothy

    Veröffentlicht in Harvard Business Review
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    Customer data Designing for transparency and trust.
  3. 273

    English for customer care von Richey, Rosemary

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    English for customer care
  4. 274

    Productivity management Integrating the intellectual capital. von Phusavat, Kongkiti

    Artikel

    Productivity management Integrating the intellectual capital.
  5. 275

    Are women more loyal customers than men? Gender differences in loyalty firms and individual service providers. von Melnyk, Valentyna

    Veröffentlicht in Journal of marketing
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    Are women more loyal customers than men? Gender differences in loyalty firms and individual service providers.
  6. 276

    Critical incidents and the impact of satisfaction on customer share. von Van Doorn, Jenny

    Veröffentlicht in Journal of marketing
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    Critical incidents and the impact of satisfaction on customer share.
  7. 277

    How French innovators are putting the "social" back in social networking. von Kramer, Larry

    Veröffentlicht in Harvard Business Review
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    How French innovators are putting the "social" back in social networking.
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    A consumer perspective on value equation. von Priem, Richard L.

    Veröffentlicht in Academy of management review
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    A consumer perspective on value equation.
  9. 279

    Know your customers "jobs to be done" Is innovation inherently a hit-or-miss endeavor? Not if you understand why customers make the choices they do. von Christensen, Clayton M.

    Veröffentlicht in Harvard Business Review
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    Know your customers "jobs to be done" Is innovation inherently a hit-or-miss endeavor? Not if you understand why customers make the choices they do.
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    The problem with legacy systems. von Wessel, Maxwell

    Veröffentlicht in Harvard Business Review
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    The problem with legacy systems.

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