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APQC Provides 3 LTV Case Studies

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One of the common criticisms of lifetime value is that it has no practical applications. You and I know this is false, but some people still need convincing. The APQC formerly American Productivity and Quality Council) recently published “ Insights into Using Customer Valuation Strategies to Drive Growth and Increase Profits from Aon Risk Services, Sprint Nextel, and a Leading Brokerage Services Firm ,” which provides three mini-case histories that may help.

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More Attacks on Net Promoter Score

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It seems to be open season on Fred Reichheld. For many years, his concept of Net Promoter Score as a critical predictor of business success has been questioned by marketers. The Internets are now buzzing with a recent academic study “ A Longitudinal Examination of Net Promoter and Firm Revenue Growth ” (Timothy L. Keiningham, Bruce Cooil, Tor Wallin Andreassen, & Lerzan Aksoy, Journal of Marketing, July 2007) that duplicated Reichheld’s research but “fails to replicate his assertions regarding t

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The Performance Power Grid Doesn't Impress

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Every so often, someone offers to send me a review copy of a new business book. Usually I don’t accept, but given my current interest in performance management techniques, a headline touting “Six Reasons the Performance Power Grid Trumps the Balanced Scorecard” was intriguing. After all, Balanced Scorecard is the dominant approach to performance management today—something that becomes clear when you read other books on the topic and find that most have adopted its framework (with or without ackn