Shortly before Christmas, readers of DENKFABRIK received a printed copy of the new issue. The focus is on the question of how added value is created in daily interactions – between companies and customers, between ideas and implementation, and between experience and progress.
The current issue uses partnerships, innovations and practical examples to show where this added value is specifically visible. It discusses how customer proximity can be achieved today and how sustainable relationships can be established and maintained even in increasingly digital structures. Experts from science, research and practice assess where personal contact remains indispensable and what opportunities new technologies open up.
Among other things, it provides insights into innovations such as the mykrone.blue platform, which centrally bundles all fleet management functions. Other focal points include electrification in transport, the importance of appreciation in everyday working life, and a conversation with Cologne’s top restaurateur Vincent Moissonnier about the connection between quality and proximity. The issue is rounded off with visits to long-standing customers who describe from their own experience what added value means to them and how they experience it at Krone.
The content and all previous issues are available to read at https://www.krone-trailer.com/krone-erleben/kundenmagazin/.
Added value – when expectations are exceeded
Shortly before Christmas, readers of DENKFABRIK received a printed copy of the new issue. The focus is on the question