Consulting for organizational design

Align the organizational design with the strategic goals

[ultimate_heading main_heading=”Dealing with dynamic environments by flexible structures” alignment=”left”][/ultimate_heading] Organizations currently need more than a perfect organizational structure to ensure their sustainability in the long term. It is important to continuously find new answers and solutions for future opportunities and challenges. This is achieved with an agile organizational design. Crucial for the success of the…

Customer Segmentation world wide

Worldwide customer survey refute traditional customer segmentation

[ultimate_heading main_heading=”S&P Consulting contracted with a worldwide customer survey” alignment=”left”][/ultimate_heading] In spring 2015, S&P Consulting carried out an online-based customer analysis for a leading certification company in the electrical industry. A total of around 15,000 companies from over 70 countries were included in the analysis. [ultimate_heading main_heading=”Objectives of the customer survey” alignment=”left”][/ultimate_heading] The primary aim…

Customer Orientation

DEVELOP CUSTOMER ORIENTATION

[ultimate_heading main_heading=”LIVING CUSTOMER ORIENTATION” alignment=”left”][/ultimate_heading] Customer orientation includes the regular, systematic recording and analysis of customer wishes, needs, and expectations as well as their implementation. How does a company succeed in becoming more customer-oriented? How can service orientation be put into daily practice? If we succeed in practicing customer orientation both towards external stakeholders and…

Black swan

The black swan is talked white

[ultimate_heading main_heading=”The black swan is talked white” alignment=”left” margin_design_tab_text=””][/ultimate_heading] Until the 17th century, Europeans believed that all swans were white. After Australia was discovered, the Europeans had to correct themselves. Black swans are a reality. How do organizations deal with “black swans”? Organizations tend to reinterpret something unexpected into something expected so that their own…