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    CRM refers to optimizing interactions with customers through various touchpoints to acquire and retain customers. e-CRM applies CRM strategies to an e-business by personalizing customer experiences online. It allows companies to track customer data through registration and data mining to analyze purchase patterns and improve marketing. The six "E's" of e-CRM are using electronic channels, taking an enterprise-wide approach, empowering customers, focusing on economics, continuously evaluating performance, and leveraging external information. Companies evolving to e-CRM should define objectives, assess their position, align strategies, and design a technical architecture.

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    CRM refers to optimizing interactions with customers through various touchpoints to acquire and retain customers. e-CRM applies CRM strategies to an e-business by personalizing customer experiences online. It allows companies to track customer data through registration and data mining to analyze purchase patterns and improve marketing. The six "E's" of e-CRM are using electronic channels, taking an enterprise-wide approach, empowering customers, focusing on economics, continuously evaluating performance, and leveraging external information. Companies evolving to e-CRM should define objectives, assess their position, align strategies, and design a technical architecture.

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    CRM refers to optimizing interactions with customers through various touchpoints to acquire and retain customers. e-CRM applies CRM strategies to an e-business by personalizing customer experiences online. It allows companies to track customer data through registration and data mining to analyze purchase patterns and improve marketing. The six "E's" of e-CRM are using electronic channels, taking an enterprise-wide approach, empowering customers, focusing on economics, continuously evaluating performance, and leveraging external information. Companies evolving to e-CRM should define objectives, assess their position, align strategies, and design a technical architecture.

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    The key takeaways are that CRM aims to optimize customer interactions while e-CRM applies CRM strategies to e-business. e-CRM allows for customization of customer experiences and tracking of customer data.

    The main components of CRM and e-CRM are acquiring, retaining, and satisfying customers through interactions at various touchpoints. e-CRM also focuses on personalization of the customer experience online.

    Tracking customer data through registration, data mining, and analytics can help uncover patterns to improve marketing campaigns and discover needs for new products/services. It also allows customer actions to be stored in databases for analysis.

    CRM AND e-CRM

    ABHINAV SHARMA

    CRM ..
    Any application or initiative designed to help an organization optimize interactions with customers, suppliers, or prospects via one or more touch points for the purpose of acquiring, retaining customers.

    Introduction of e-CRM

    eCRM is the application of CRM to an e-business strategy

    Personalization/customization of customers experiences and interactions with the e-business Relationship between merchant and customers is distant Less expensive to keep customers than to acquire new ones Repeat customers have higher lifetime value than onetime buyers

    Recall:

    Tracking: Data Mining

    Data mining (building on a data warehouse)


    Uses algorithms and statistical tools to find patterns in data gathered from customer visits Costly and time consuming to go through large amounts of data manually Use data-mining to analyze trends within their companies or in the marketplace Uncovered patterns can improve CRM and marketing campaigns Discover a need for new or improved services or products by studying the patterns of customers purchases

    Tracking: Customer Registration


    Customer registration

    Requiring visitors to fill out a form with personal information that is then used to create a profile Only works when it will provide a benefit to the customer When customers log on using usernames and passwords, their actions can be tracked and stored in a database Require only minimum information Need to give customers an incentive to register

    E-Marketing Management E-mail Marketing: Alerts, E-Newsletter Management E-Surveying: Progressive Profiling Management Viral Marketing: Tell-a-Friend Management Web Design: Registration, Subscription, VIP Management Online Community / E-Suggestion Box / Blog Management E-Commerce: Memberships, Event Registration Management Affiliate Management: Sponsorship Management (Boston Symphony) Reporting / Analysis: Profiles, Behaviors

    TRADITIONAL The existing CRM solution are not capable FORM retaining customers enough to satisfy andOF CRM and
    also there is no integrated tool which connect the Central sales management, regional sales office, customers care, sales, sales distribution, regional sales team in effective manner. A 360 view requires the automation to bring together all the data concerning a customer. This implies that organizations have to change the form :

    TRADITIONAL CRM Mass production


    Product focus

    EMERGING SOLUTION

    Product focus

    Customer focus

    1way communication

    Interactive communication Real time responses

    Response time

    In a fast changing internet world there are very clear trends that are emerging : Speed: people expect service at fast speed Increase of global market place: more more people , communities across the globe are able to build relationships. Around the clock availability expansion of partners : internet offers the ability for the organizations and people alike to partner with suppliers and customers alike across the globe.

    EMERGING IMAPCT OF E-COMMERCE ON CRM

    EMERGING IMAPCT OF E-COMMERCE ON CRM

    In global market place the channels of marketing are already causing an impact on the buying behavior of individuals as well as organizations alike. Some of the trends are :

    1.

    VERTICAL E-MARKET PLACE :industry


    specific market place such as being formed by auto giants where organized buyers and sellers can meet, list, negotiate, make orders and track delivery.

    EMERGING IMAPCT OF E-COMMERCE ON CRM

    BUY SITE AND SELL SITE: where consumers and organization are alike can buy or sell online through online shopping mart concept. HORIZONTAL MARKET PLACE: service that run across the different vertical e-market places or business to customers (B2C) buy and sell sites. Such sites should be delivery sites , insurance etc. Use of internet to optimize supply chain management(SCM) : earlier organizations use to use EDI rather than the expensive preposition for limited numbers of partners but now organizations are implementing new ERP systems to optimize its SCM.

    e-CRM
    With the abundance of product and services offerings, consumer`s loyalty can only be commanded by providing better portfolio of services. speed of response and understanding each individual one of the major key issues CRM has become the central focus area around which the entire gamut of organizational activity has to revolve round.

    In simplest terms e-crm provides company to conduct interactive, personalized and relevant communications across the globe with their customers by utilizing the traditional and electronic channels both. It adheres to permission based practices, respecting individual's preferences regarding how and whether they wish to communicate with you and it focuses on the understanding how the economics of the customers relationships affects the business.

    What is e-CRM ?

    What is e-CRM ?
    e- CRM is the electronic based version of CRM. The user of the a e- CRM solution uses the sources of the internet to increase the relationship with the customer. web based CRM can easily handle the relationships between Central sales management, regional sales office, customers care, sales, sales distribution, regional sales team.

    Role & significance in the success of


    e-CRM ?

    To optimize the value of the interactive relationships Enable the business to extends its personalized reach in the hand of customers Co-ordinating marketing initiatives across the all customers channels Leverage the customer`s information for more effective e-marketing and e-business Focus the business on improving the customers relationship and earning a greater share of each customer`s business through consistent measurement, assessment and actionable customer strategy.

    The six E`s of e-CRM


    The

    e not only stands for electronic but also perceived to have many other connotations. Through the core of CRM remains to be cross channel integration and optimization. The six E of e-CRM are briefly explained in the next slides.

    E- electronic channels
    E- enterprise
    E- empowerment

    EEconomics E- Evaluation EExtern al Informa tion

    The six E`s of e-CRM


    1)

    2)

    Electronic channels: new electronic channels such as web and personalized e- messaging have become a medium for fast and interactive , economic communication , challenging company to keep pace with the increased velocity. E crm thrives on these electronic channels. Enterprise : through e- CRM the company gains the mean to touch and shape a customers experience through sales, services.

    The six E`s of eCRM


    3. Empowerment: it must be structured to accommodate consumers who now have the power to decide when and how to communicate with the company. Through ,which channel , at what frequency. An e- CRM must be structured to deliver timely pertinent, valuable information that consumers accepts in exchange of his/her attention.

    The six E`s of eCRM


    4. Economics : an e-CRM strategy ideally should concentrate on the consumer economics, which drives smart asset allocation decisions, directing efforts at individuals likely to provide the greatest return on customer- communication initiatives.

    The six E`s of eCRM


    5.Evaluation: understanding the customers relies on a company`s ability to attribute customers behavior to market programs, evaluate customer interactions along various customers touch points channels and compare anticipate ROI against actual returns through analytic reporting.

    The six E`s of eCRM


    6. EXTERNAL INFORMATION : the e-CRM solution should be able to gain and leverage information from such sources as third party information networks and webpage profiler application. Acquisition (increasing the no. of customers) Expansion (increasing the profitability by encouraging customers to purchase more products and services) Retention (increase the amount of time in which the customers stays with company, making a long-term relationship)

    In nutshell a company evolving to e-CRM should be: Define its business objective. This would be specific and different for different businesses Assess its current position with respect to the environment and determine its current level of sophistication along the e-CRM continuum ( e-CRM assessment) Define new business processes and align its existing business strategy and existing processes in line with the new realities (eCRM Strategy alignment) Define a technical architecture and the criteria`s associated with this architecture and the important criteria associated with this architecture. (e-CRM)

    EVOLVING TO e-CRM

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