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July 13, 2006

Reinventing The Marketing Organization

Customer Groups Should Trump Channels, Products, Or Geography

by Peter Kim

with Chris Charron, Jennifer Joseph, Freda Lynn Gates, Elana Anderson

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Executive Summary

Today's marketing organizations are broken. Three out of four marketing departments have reorganized in the past two years. Almost 80% of marketers don't influence a critical customer interaction like customer service, and 85% don't even own the "four Ps" of marketing anymore. To regain effectiveness, marketers must transition to a Customer-Centric Marketing Organization. Doing so requires: 1) redesigning P&Ls and metrics; 2) shifting culture away from marketing communications; 3) investing in a customer relationship infrastructure; and 4) rethinking agency relationships.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

  • Today's Marketing Organizations Are Broken
  • The Customer-Centric Marketing Organization
  • Three Ways Of Moving Toward A CCMO

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WHAT IT MEANS

  • The Marketing Value Chain Pivots — Slowly
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