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Commission – General27 February 2017Book page
Conclusion
The customer centricity movement is big business. So much so that the Harvard Business Review devoted two recent editions to answering these headline question: 'What does your customer really want?’ (2016) and ‘How to win and keep customers’ (2017). The esteemed authors wrote about pricing, product/service quality, data, innovation, habits, prototyping and storytelling. Each of these is… -
Commission – General27 February 2017Book page
Part B - Making a change
What can organisations do to become more (diversity) customer centric and thereby mitigate risks and magnify opportunities? It probably depends on where an organisation sits on a maturity scale, i.e. how mature are they already in adopting a customer centric mindsetand practices? Plus how mature are their diversity and inclusion employment practices? Human resources A mature organisation… -
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20170413_AHRC_Submission_CLJLA_Bill_2017
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AHRC_CRR_2017_Summary
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AHRC_Child_Safe_Fact_Sheet_Families_Communities_2017
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AHRC_Child_Safe_Fact_Sheet_Organisations_2017
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AHRC_Complaints_AR_Stats_Tables_2017-18
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AHRC_Executive_Remuneration2017-2018
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Children's Rights Report 2017 Chapter 4
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Children's Rights Report 2017 Chapter 4_0
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Children's Rights Report 2017 Chapter 4_1
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Commission – General29 November 2016Book page
Recommendations
Recommendation 1: The Australian Government follow up the initial meetings with Indigenous leadership with regular consultations which materially inform policy and legislation impacting Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. Recommendation 2: The Australian Government pursue the key priorities for change and recommendations outlined in the Redfern Statement, utilising the Council of …