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Corporate Governance

Definition:

The system of rules and practices by which a company is directed and controlled.

Cost-Benefit Analysis

Definition:

A process for comparing project costs against expected benefits.

Credibility Gap

Definition:

The risk to a brand's authority caused by an outdated, slow, or fragmented digital presence that fails to reflect the world-class quality of their product or service.

Crisis Communication Protocol

Definition:

The pre-defined digital workflow and technical architecture required to rapidly deploy mission-critical safety or emergency updates.

Critical Path

Definition:

The sequence of tasks that must be completed on time to ensure delivery by deadline.

Cross-Channel Consistency

Definition:

Ensuring customer experience and branding remain identical across all digital touchpoints.

Cross-Functional Team

Definition:

A group of people from different departments brought together for a common goal.

Custom Code Base

Definition:

The volume of unique code added to a core system, raising migration risk.

Custom Code Embed

Definition:

Feature allowing developers to inject specific HTML/CSS/JS.

Custom Development Overhead

Definition:

The long-term cost of maintaining unique code built to augment a proprietary platform.

Custom Domain Setup

Definition:

Process of pointing a client's URL to their Webflow project.

Custom Module Development

Definition:

The high-cost work of creating bespoke functionality within a framework like Drupal.

Customer Acquisition Cost (CAC)

Definition:

The cost associated with convincing a potential customer to purchase a product or service, including all marketing and sales expenses.

Customer Data Platform (CDP)

Definition:

A unified database of all customer data, used to create a single view of the customer.

Customer Journey Map

Definition:

Visual representation of the entire customer experience.

Customer Lifetime Value (LTV)

Definition:

The total revenue a business can reasonably expect a single customer to generate over the entire duration of their relationship.

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