What Starbucks Tells Us About Gen Z, Coffee, and the Future of Experience

BY JD Woods A few days ago, Weiwood Group Practice Lead, Peter Lauria, and I were chatting on the “…and Here’s How Podcast” about the recent Starbucks headlines. They had just announced the closure of hundreds of underperforming stores and laying off nearly a thousand employees. On the surface, it’s a cost-cutting move. But beneath […]

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Why Non-Profits Should Deliver Customer Experiences as Extraordinary as Any Business

by Peter Lauria
Most people think “Customer Experience” is just for businesses. However, non-profits need it just as much, maybe even more. Because they’re not only asking for support, they’re asking for people’s time, trust, and belief. When the experience is extraordinary, engagement follows.

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A frustrated data entry worker, performing a non-value-added task.

The Quiet Killers in Your Business: Why It Pays to Revisit Your Processes Before They Break You

By JD Woods
If you’re a business owner or department lead, you’ve likely invested in good systems, good people, and good intentions. But here’s the reality: even solid processes decay if you don’t revisit them. What worked three years ago—when your team was smaller, your market was simpler, and your tools were newer—might now be the invisible weight slowing you down.

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Team Frustrated by a Bad CRM implementation.

The ROI You’re Already Paying For (But Not Getting): Why It’s Time to Reopen the Book on Your CRM and ERP

Bu John David “JD” Woods
If your CRM or ERP feels more like a burden than a boost, you’re not alone—and you’re not stuck. A smart reassessment could unlock the productivity, insight, and ROI you expected in the first place.

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