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CRM-Customer relationship management

Definition the process of managing the detailed information about individual customer and carefully managing the entire customer touch points with the aim of maximizing the customer loyalty

MEANING

CRM is a methods that companies use to interact with customers. The methods include employee training and special purpose CRM software. There is an emphasis on handling incoming customer phone calls and email/although the information collected by CRM software may also be used for promotion and surveys such as those polling customer satisfaction

BENEFITS OF CRM
Provides

better customer service Make call centers more efficient Cross sell products more effectively Have sales staff close deals faster Simplify marketing and sales processes Discover new customer Increase customer revenues

OBJECTVE OF CRM
Optimize To

customer satisfaction

discover new customer and increase customer revenue

ASPECTS OF CRM Front operations direct interaction with customers.eg face to face meetings ,phone calls, e mails, online services etc
Back

office operations operations that ultimately affect the activities of the front office
Business

relationships interaction with other companies and parters,such as suppliers/vendors and retail out lets/distributors

Analysis

key CRM data can be analyzed in order to plan target marketing campaigns conceive business strategies and judge the success of CRM activities EVOLUTION OF RELATIONSHIP CONCEPT Pure transactions Repeated transactions/simple transactions Long term buyer-seller relationships Strategic partnerships Strategic alliances and joint ventures and network organizations

LEVELS OF RELATIONSHIP BUILDING

Basic

marketing Reactive marketing Accountable marketing Pro active marketing Partnership marketing

DRIVERS OF CUTOMER EQUITY Value equity sub drivers are quality price - convenience Brand equity and customers brand awareness customers attitude towards the brand and the customers perception of brand ethics

Relationship equity loyalty programmes special treatment programmes community building programmes knowledge building programmes

TYPES/ARCHITECTURE OF CRM There are several different approaches to CRM with different software packages focusing on different aspects. In general customer service, campaign management and sales force automation form the core of the system

OPERATIONAL CRM Operational CRM provides support to front office business processes.e.g to sales, marketing and service staff Operational CRM processes customer data for a variety of purposes managing campaigns enterprise marketing automation sales force automation sales management system

ANALYTICAL

CRM Analytical CRM analyses customer data for a variety of purposes designing and executing targeted marketing campaigns designing and executing campaigns
analyzing

customer behavior in order to make decisions relating to products and services


management

information system

SALES

INTELLIGENCES CRM It is similar to analytical CRM -Cross selling /Up selling / switch-selling opportunities -customer drift -sales performance -customer trends -customer margins -customer alignment

CAMPAIGN MANAGEMENT -Target groups formed from the client base according to selected criteria
-Sending

campaign related material

--tracking

storing and analyzing campaign statistics including tracking responses and analyzing trends

Collaborative

CRM

Collaborative CRM covers aspects of a company's dealings with customers that are handled by various departments within a company, such as sales,technincal support and marketing. Collaborative CRMs ultimate goal is to use information collected by all departments to improve the quality of service provided by the company.CRM facilitates communication between customers suppliers and partners by using new information system such e mail, link and data bank

Customer

relationship CRM CRS covers aspects of a company's dealing with customers handled by the consumer affairs and customer relations contact centers within a company Simple CRM Simple CRM system breakdown the traditional CRM system to focus on the core values

Social CRM Beginning in 2007 the rapid growth in social and social networking forced CRM products companies to integrate social features in to their traditional CRM systems. It includes the capabilities of messaging, sentiment analysis and other analytics

Sales

force management - It is information system used in marketing and management that help automate some sales and sales force management functions - SFA system part of company's CRM system, automatically records all the stages in the sales process -SFA includes contact management system

-Sales lend tracking system -Sales forecasting order management and product knowledge FEATURES OF SFM -Pipe line visibility -Data central for consolidated sales information -Territory management -Strong forecasting capabilities -Solid analytic tools

CRM IN MARKETING
Cross selling Up selling Customer retention Behavior prediction Channel optimization Personalization Event based marketing

Why we need CRM It cost 67% to find a new customer than to maintain existing customers Stages in the development of CRM
-Pre

relationship stage -The early stage -The development stage -The long term stage -The final stage

CRM Supports

sales marketing customer service HR development

FUNCTIONS OF CRM DIRECT FUNCTIONS profit volume INDIRECT FUNCTIONS innovation market access

CRM STRATEGY
LEVERAGE PROCESS

CRM STRATEGY

PLAN

INTERACT

CRM IN INDIA CRM enabled companies are modi xerox tata telecom tvs electronics hp india In india the foundation of CRM in Newdelhi founded with the purpose of assisting and improving CRM practices Founding members are Tata telecome,escotel,modi xerox global groupware

CRM focused on banks insurance providers and telecomes

CRM-Customer relationship management


Definition the process of managing the detailed information about individual customer and carefully managing the entire customer touch points with the aim of maximizing the customer loyalty

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