But, understandably, this re-action (reactive behavior) means that strategy falls by the wayside. Which (omni-channel) service is really required by the customer in my business model (user journeys)? Which service do I offer to create the greatest customer value (perceived value, NPS)? Which service will increase customer lifetime value? What are the real growth drivers for omni-channel, and how do I manage them inside the company (employee incentives and new omni-channel KPI) as well as with customers (CRM)? And, most importantly, how do I organize the transformation processes within the company and at interfaces, and how do I manage the challenges on the leadership side?

What companies need now is a solid review of the status quo and a medium-term overall concept. This will make it possible to implement a true digital road map consistently and efficiently, with maximum customer benefit, and to manage the ongoing (or increasing) need for permanent change.

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