The future for your organization looks grim!
- Per Lindstedt
- Feb 26
- 1 min read

It is not that conflicting priorities create a reactive, high-stress culture that is the recipe for failure, but that the concept of customer value is lost in the battle. Business is all about customer value – or, more accurately, the ability of your organization to create an unrivaled level of value for its customers.
The basis for attributing such interest to the value concept is that customers continually strive to attain maximum purchasing value. Satisfaction of needs is weighed against resource usage, and organizations perceived as providing the best value are favored.
The winner of this comparison is rewarded with customer confidence and business. In a competitive market, customers will seek out companies that offer the most value over time. These companies grow at the expense of their competitors.
The market is tough and ruthless; companies unable to deliver high customer value will be knocked out. If nobody pushes customer value, it won’t happen, and the future looks grim.
Eventually, all companies that lack a focus on customer value will become a thing of the past.
Per Lindsedt


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