“In a few years, 70% of all Fortune 1,000 companies will be replaced by new companies with new business models.” – Nathan Furr, Professor of Innovation and Strategy at INSEAD
If you want to make a contribution to the strategic success of a company, you have to deal with uncertainties: How will the future develop? How will the market, competition, and consumers change? Which business models and technologies will become more important in the long-term? Many people see changes in the economic environment as a danger. However, they are not just about risks but also opportunities for your company. So how to deal with the future?
The world is connecting. In the future, it's no longer just individual companies that are competing with each other. The key to success will be the performance of their networks with suppliers and partner companies. Lila thinks and acts accordingly, becoming more interdisciplinary and cross-collaborative. Instead of a sum of individual optima, we strive for the logistical total optimum for our customers. Only by considering operational excellence and integrating it across company boundaries can we shape the value creation networks of the future.
Is it possible to increase customer orientation? Our answer: Yes. The expansion stage, customer orientation 2.0 so to speak, lies in co-creation. In doing so, you find a common cause with your customers. More specifically, a business interacts with potential customers to improve or develop its products or services.
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