Did you know that the new Thomson Reuters will be so customer-centered that the customers are going to have to do everything themselves while paying a premium?
By the time the bleeding stops, there will be no one left who knows product and process!
Did you know that the new Thomson Reuters will be so customer-centered that the customers are going to have to do everything themselves while paying a premium?
By the time the bleeding stops, there will be no one left who knows product and process!
It's long term strategy and should signal what the focus is for the next few years
Can someone explain why a global and customer-centric organization is concentrating client-facing executives in 5, primarily US-based, locations with limited customer presence (Eagan, Carrollton, Ann Arbor, Baar, Bangalore)? I undestand the cost-saving aspects but location strategy is clearly not aligned to the customer-centric message.