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Understand the customers

A deep understanding of the customer shapes decisions on where to play and how to win.

• “Winning begins with knowing your customer deeply.”

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Playing to Win by Roger Martin and A.G. Lafley is a strategic framework for creating and sustaining competitive advantages. It teaches how clear choices and focus drive business success.

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