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Tuition fees have risen dramatically, there is little oversight or cost control in the system (compared to a typical corporation), many professors are reluctant teachers, and in a model that celebrates anarchy (aka academic freedom), the concept of customer-centricity is largely foreign (exceptions include University of Phoenix, and it's peers).
elemental learning 2009
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Tuition fees have risen dramatically, there is little oversight or cost control in the system (compared to a typical corporation), many professors are reluctant teachers, and in a model that celebrates anarchy (aka academic freedom), the concept of customer-centricity is largely foreign (exceptions include University of Phoenix, and it's peers).
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Tuition fees have risen dramatically, there is little oversight or cost control in the system (compared to a typical corporation), many professors are reluctant teachers, and in a model that celebrates anarchy (aka academic freedom), the concept of customer-centricity is largely foreign (exceptions include University of Phoenix, and it's peers).
elemental learning 2009
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We argue that CCBMs have replaced costly "customer-centricity" thinking, which is frequently lauded in academic marketing literature, with "customer-compliance" business models.
Customer Satisfaction? Try Customer Compliance Edward Kasabov 2010
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Years from now, when people look back on Amazon, I want them to say that we uplifted customer-centricity across the entire business world.
Your Call Is (Not That) Important to Us Emily Yellin 2009
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For most firms today, customer-centricity is a necessity for survival-the only sure way to ensure the organizational resilience that will keep a company out of the jaws of commodity hell.
BusinessWeek.com -- 2010
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And that illustrates the final-and most critical element-of customer-centricity: implementation.
BusinessWeek.com -- 2010
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And that illustrates the final-and most critical element-of customer-centricity: implementation.
BusinessWeek.com -- 2010
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"The result is a solution that ushers in a new era of affordable innovation and customer-centricity."
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For most firms today, customer-centricity is a necessity for survival-the only sure way to ensure the organizational resilience that will keep a company out of the jaws of commodity hell.
BusinessWeek.com -- 2010
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