Insights

Perspectives on CX, product design, business design, and AI transformation from Redesign Business.

How to Enter the US Market Without a Local Team or a Large Budget

You do not need a US office, a US hire, or years of runway. Here is what a real minimum viable US channel looks like and what to build first.

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Why US Market Launch Needs Both Strategy and Execution in the Same Engagement

Most US market entry projects fail not because the strategy was wrong, but because execution never started. Here is why both need to be the same engagement.

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Why Traditional US Distributors Cannot Build Your Digital Channel

Traditional distributors move product through retail and food service. Digital channel management requires a completely different skill set that most distributors do not have.

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The AI Vendor Lock-In Problem Every Enterprise Should Be Thinking About

When AI consulting consolidates into the platforms it deploys, who advises enterprises without an agenda?

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Enterprise AI Projects Don't Fail at Build. They Fail at Adoption.

70% of enterprise AI initiatives fail to scale beyond pilot. Here is what actually kills adoption, and how to fix it before you build.

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AI Strategy in 2 Weeks: What the Timeline Actually Requires

The 2-week AI strategy sprint is the industry entry point for enterprise AI transformation. Here is what makes it possible and what needs to be true before the clock starts.

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What the AI Readiness Assessment Actually Measures

Most organizations approaching AI strategy don't know where they actually stand. Five dimensions that determine whether an AI initiative will scale or stall.

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AI Change Management Is Not a Checkbox. It Is the Project.

85% of AI failures trace to people and process, not technology. The five organizational resistance patterns and how to address them before deployment.

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What International Brands Need to Know Before Launching on Amazon US

Third-party sellers are already selling your products. Brand Registry, Brand Store, and channel control: what to do first and in what order.

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Why CX Programs Measure But Don't Improve: And How to Fix It

NPS dashboards, journey mapping decks, and feedback that never reaches operations. The pattern is fixable.

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What to Look for in a CX Consulting Firm

Five criteria that separate firms who deliver CX change from firms who deliver CX research.

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The 100-Day Sprint: Why Mid-Market Consulting Should Be Time-Boxed

Open-ended consulting engagements fail mid-market companies. Here's why the sprint model works.

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Business Design vs. Strategy Consulting: What's the Difference?

Strategy consulting ends at insight. Business design ends at execution. Here's how to tell the difference.

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How to Validate a Product Before You Build It

The validation stack that compresses the distance between assumption and evidence.

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AI Transformation Is Failing Because It Starts with Technology, Not Design

92% of tech investments haven't delivered. The root cause is almost never the technology.

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Measuring In-Store Customer Experience: Beyond Surveys and Mystery Shopping

Traditional retail CX measurement captures less than 5% of actual in-store interactions. Here's how continuous data changes the picture.

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Retail Queue Experience: The Operational Fix Most CX Teams Miss

Queue wait time is the #1 driver of in-store CX degradation, yet most CX teams own the NPS dashboard but not the staffing model.

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Out-of-Stock Is a CX Problem, Not Just an Inventory Problem

Out-of-stocks don't just lose a sale. They damage trust, accelerate switching behavior, and rarely show up in NPS data.

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Shrinkage, Surveillance, and Customer Trust: The CX Dimension of Loss Prevention

Aggressive loss prevention creates hostile store environments. Here's why CX teams need visibility into LP decisions, and how AI changes the equation.

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Why Brand Standards Drift and What It Costs in Customer Experience

Brand standards exist to deliver consistent CX. When they drift at store level, the first casualty is customer experience, not the compliance report.

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