Clay Parker Jones, Managing Director of Black Glass Consulting, discusses why companies still struggle to create great digital experiences, explores how true teamwork can slash time spent on pointless admin and gives away his three killer ways to get the most out of meetings. 
Pressed for time? Catch the key takeaways around the 57 minute mark.

Clay Parker Jones, Managing Director of Black Glass Consulting, discusses why companies still struggle to create great digital experiences, explores how true teamwork can slash time spent on pointless admin and gives away his three killer ways to get the most out of meetings. Pressed for time? Catch the key takeaways around the 57 minute mark.

Clay Parker Jones, Managing Director of Black Glass Consulting, discusses why companies still struggle to create great digital experiences, explores how true teamwork can slash time spent on pointless admin and gives away his three killer ways to get the most out of meetings.&nbsp;
Pressed for time? Catch the key takeaways around the 57 minute mark.

#42 - Fixing the founding flaw of matrix organizations

We’re all in the business of serving our customers, but you can’t serve customers if you know nothing about them. Join host Ryan Barry as he gets inside the world of consumer insights by chatting with global brand leaders who share their personal journeys and give you actionable tips to get into the minds of your consumers.

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We’re all in the business of serving our customers, but you can’t serve customers if you know nothing about them. Join host Ryan Barry as he gets inside the world of consumer insights by chatting with global brand leaders who share their personal journeys and give you actionable tips to get into the minds of your consumers. Market Research | Consumer Insights | Business | Innovation

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