Your customers' expectations just shifted again. Are you keeping up? Today's automotive customers don't think in stages—they think in experiences. They expect service history insights to inform vehicle recommendations, purchase preferences to streamline financing, and ownership data to personalize maintenance communications. But most manufacturers still deliver fragmented experiences because their systems mirror organizational charts, not customer journeys. The companies winning today ask: "How do customers experience our brand?" instead of "How do we organize our departments?" This shift is reshaping everything from design processes to aftermarket services. Leading manufacturers use integrated platforms to ensure ownership insights influence future model designs. The result? Products that meet real customer needs and customers who feel genuinely heard. Your customers evolved. Your expectations should too. Try solution finder to identify your biggest opportunities for integration. https://lnkd.in/gb-J9Bfy
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