I still see people using the term "customer-centric" incorrectly. What does it truly mean to be customer-centric? It looks like this: There are no discussions, no decisions, no designs without bringing in the customer and her voice, without asking how it will impact the customer, how it will make her feel, what problems it will help her to solve, what value it will create and deliver for her (that ultimately creates value for the business). That voice = customer understanding. And customer un...
