In a world where consumers expect more—instantly, seamlessly, and the way they want it—personalization is a strategic imperative.

Research shows that the vast majority of consumers want personalized experiences, and a select few companies are rising to the challenge.

These personalization leaders build trusted relationships with millions of customers across channels and engage with them at every step throughout their journey. They are rethinking their operations and unleashing the creativity of their teams—combined with the power of AI and technology—to fine-tune each successive interaction, delighting customers in the process.

Most companies, though, are not doing personalization well, leading to wasted money, squandered effort, and missed expectations.

To be done effectively, personalization must be a critical element of your organization''s strategy.

Personalized is a playbook to deliver true personalization at scale. In this book, Boston Consulting Group''s Mark Abraham and Harvard Business School''s David C.

Edelman describe the Five Promises of Personalization that companies must live up to:

• Empower Me: Understand each customer''s unique needs and decide how to best help them.
• Know Me: Win customers'' trust and permission to securely use their data to improve their experience.
• Reach Me: Reach out to the right customer, in the right channel, at just the right moment.
• Show Me: Tailor unique content to be relevant to each customer, enabled by generative AI.
• Delight Me: Design new ways of working and processes to speed up the velocity of continuous improvement and make a customer''s experience feel magical.

With detailed examples across industries—including retail, health care, banking, B2B, technology, fashion, and travel—this book will help executives learn how to put personalization at the center of their strategy, accelerate growth, and capture their share of the $2 trillion personalization prize.

Format Inbunden Omfång 256 sidor Språk Engelska Förlag Harvard Business Review Press Utgivningsdatum 2024-10-15 ISBN 9781647826277