Role of customer relationship manger in the organization and explain the role with call center management.Expectation from customer relationship manager in organisation.
CRM is a competitive strategy and process of acquiring, reacting and partnering with selective customers to create superior value for the company and the customer.
Click on the link below to watch full video on youtube :-
https://youtu.be/gbsJ9D9BL8A
Customer Relationship Management Model defines framework to manage customer relationship through stages from acquisition till retention.
CRM Model lays down strategy to develop customer relationship by focusing on :-
Customer Satisfaction
Building Customer Loyalty
Enhancing Customer experience through customized product/ service
Providing competitive advantage
Establishing strong multi-channel communication network
CRM MODELS- IDIC Model, QCI Model, Value Chain Model, 5 Forces Model.
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This chapter provides the basics of Electronic Customer Relationship Management and gives a clear idea about the e-CRM. It also gives the knowledge of changing perspective of the e-CRM practices
Planning for CRM
Steps in Planning
Building Customer Centricity
Setting CRM Objectives
Defining Data Requirements, Planning Desired Outputs
Relevant issues while planning the Outputs
Elements of CRM plan
CRM Strategy: The Strategy Development Process
Customer Strategy Grid
Customer Relationship Management Unit-3 IMBA Osmania University
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In today's competitive business landscape, customer-centricity stands as a pivotal strategy that organizations must adopt to thrive. This presentation delves into the core principles, mindset shifts, methods, and tools required to create a customer-centric culture that redefines how businesses interact with their most valuable asset - the customer. It guides participants through key stages, including:
- Introduction & Key Concepts: Unveiling the essence of customer-centricity, participants gain insights into its principles and its role as a driver for loyalty, advocacy, and market leadership. Understanding its alignment with organizational goals fosters a holistic perspective.
- Mindsets of Customer-Centricity: Shifting focus to the role of mindsets, participants explore how mindsets like empathy, customer advocacy, and adaptability empower teams to perceive challenges from a customer perspective. Contrasting traditional thinking with customer-centric approaches clarifies their impact on decisions and interactions.
- Methods & Tools: Equipping participants with essential tools for effective implementation, the presentation covers a range of approaches, from surveys and data analytics to Net Promoter Score (NPS) and customer journey mapping. Attendees grasp how these tools gather insights, identify pain points, and guide strategic enhancements.
- Design Thinking: Highlighting design thinking's intersection with customer-centricity, participants delve into empathy-driven innovation, ideation, and problem-solving.
- Evaluating & Improving Initiatives: Participants are guided through the final phase of evaluating and enhancing customer-centric initiatives. Measuring customer satisfaction, exploring continuous improvement frameworks, and strategies for employee engagement collectively elevate customer-centric culture and practices.
This presentation is thoughtfully designed to cater to a diverse audience, making it an ideal educational resource for a wide spectrum of individuals. Whether you're new to the concept of customer-centricity or an experienced practitioner seeking innovative approaches, this presentation provides valuable insights and best practices to strengthen and enhance customer-centric strategies within your organization.
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
1. Understand the fundamental principles and importance of customer-centricity.
2. Adopt customer-centric mindsets to drive business success.
3. Apply various methods and tools to implement customer-centric strategies.
4. Evaluate and improve customer-centric initiatives in your organization.
CONTENTS
1. Introduction and Key Concepts of Customer-Centricity.
2. Mindset of Customer-Centricity.
3. Methods and Tools for Customer-Centricity.
4. Design Thinking for Customer-Centricity.
5. Evaluating and Improving Customer-Centric Initiatives.
CRM is a competitive strategy and process of acquiring, reacting and partnering with selective customers to create superior value for the company and the customer.
Click on the link below to watch full video on youtube :-
https://youtu.be/gbsJ9D9BL8A
Customer Relationship Management Model defines framework to manage customer relationship through stages from acquisition till retention.
CRM Model lays down strategy to develop customer relationship by focusing on :-
Customer Satisfaction
Building Customer Loyalty
Enhancing Customer experience through customized product/ service
Providing competitive advantage
Establishing strong multi-channel communication network
CRM MODELS- IDIC Model, QCI Model, Value Chain Model, 5 Forces Model.
Thank You For Watching
Subscribe To DevTech Finance
This chapter provides the basics of Electronic Customer Relationship Management and gives a clear idea about the e-CRM. It also gives the knowledge of changing perspective of the e-CRM practices
Planning for CRM
Steps in Planning
Building Customer Centricity
Setting CRM Objectives
Defining Data Requirements, Planning Desired Outputs
Relevant issues while planning the Outputs
Elements of CRM plan
CRM Strategy: The Strategy Development Process
Customer Strategy Grid
Customer Relationship Management Unit-3 IMBA Osmania University
[To download this presentation, visit: https://www.oeconsulting.com.sg/training-presentations]
In today's competitive business landscape, customer-centricity stands as a pivotal strategy that organizations must adopt to thrive. This presentation delves into the core principles, mindset shifts, methods, and tools required to create a customer-centric culture that redefines how businesses interact with their most valuable asset - the customer. It guides participants through key stages, including:
- Introduction & Key Concepts: Unveiling the essence of customer-centricity, participants gain insights into its principles and its role as a driver for loyalty, advocacy, and market leadership. Understanding its alignment with organizational goals fosters a holistic perspective.
- Mindsets of Customer-Centricity: Shifting focus to the role of mindsets, participants explore how mindsets like empathy, customer advocacy, and adaptability empower teams to perceive challenges from a customer perspective. Contrasting traditional thinking with customer-centric approaches clarifies their impact on decisions and interactions.
- Methods & Tools: Equipping participants with essential tools for effective implementation, the presentation covers a range of approaches, from surveys and data analytics to Net Promoter Score (NPS) and customer journey mapping. Attendees grasp how these tools gather insights, identify pain points, and guide strategic enhancements.
- Design Thinking: Highlighting design thinking's intersection with customer-centricity, participants delve into empathy-driven innovation, ideation, and problem-solving.
- Evaluating & Improving Initiatives: Participants are guided through the final phase of evaluating and enhancing customer-centric initiatives. Measuring customer satisfaction, exploring continuous improvement frameworks, and strategies for employee engagement collectively elevate customer-centric culture and practices.
This presentation is thoughtfully designed to cater to a diverse audience, making it an ideal educational resource for a wide spectrum of individuals. Whether you're new to the concept of customer-centricity or an experienced practitioner seeking innovative approaches, this presentation provides valuable insights and best practices to strengthen and enhance customer-centric strategies within your organization.
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
1. Understand the fundamental principles and importance of customer-centricity.
2. Adopt customer-centric mindsets to drive business success.
3. Apply various methods and tools to implement customer-centric strategies.
4. Evaluate and improve customer-centric initiatives in your organization.
CONTENTS
1. Introduction and Key Concepts of Customer-Centricity.
2. Mindset of Customer-Centricity.
3. Methods and Tools for Customer-Centricity.
4. Design Thinking for Customer-Centricity.
5. Evaluating and Improving Customer-Centric Initiatives.
In this article, we will explore the key concepts and strategies involved in Client Relationship Management and how businesses can leverage them for sustained success.
A strategic docket for optimizing profitability and ensuring business continuity by aligning organisational focus, processes and products to customer values.
Pivotal CRM Whitpapers - CRM for Asset Managers Pivotal CRM
"Client relationship management (CRM) software is the key technology enabler
for asset managers who want to take a strategic approach to coordinated,
profitable business relationships. It offers a compelling opportunity for
asset managers to improve operational efficiencies, build a loyal client base,
capitalize on opportunities to grow assets under management, and gain a
competitive edge."
Career in Crm :- Customer Relationship Management (CRM) has become an essential aspect of business operations in today's highly competitive market. By effectively managing relationships with customers, companies can enhance customer satisfaction, increase sales, and drive business growth. As a result, the demand for professionals with expertise in CRM is on the rise. In this article, we will explore the various aspects of building a successful career in CRM and the opportunities it offers.
- 1 - Ivey Business Journal NovemberDecember 2002No one SilvaGraf83
- 1 - Ivey Business Journal November/December 2002
No one company has written the book on CRM.
And rightly so, says this author, whose
examination of how companies practice this
much-talked about discipline led him to develop
comprehensive guidelines for enhancing a
company's returns from CRM.
By Ian Gordon
Ian Gordon is President of Convergence
Management Consultants Ltd., (www.converge.ca),
and the author of Competitor Targeting: Winning
the Battle for Market and Customer Share (Wiley,
2002).
That few companies are achieving the results they
expected from their investment in Customer
Relationship Management (CRM) is not news. That
most companies continue to invest in CRM without a
roadmap for increasing shareholder value or even for
forging closer customer relationships is also not
surprising, since there are few best practices in CRM
for companies to follow. In fact, based on our own
research and consulting, and a recent examination of
best practices in 35 Canadian and U.S. corporations,
we could not find one company that excels in every
dimension of CRM. However, we did find examples of
one or two specific best practices in individual
companies. This article discusses these selected best
practices, which, we believe, companies should consider
when trying to improve the performance of their CRM
initiatives. It also discuss the changing role of senior
managers that are developing a relationship-oriented
organization
A definition and a vision
There are many definitions for CRM, and best-
practice companies adopt one that is shared across
the organization. Otherwise, the very term "CRM"
will conjure up many things to different people and
lead to confusion. These companies see CRM as a
series of strategies and processes that support and
execute a relationship vision for the enterprise. In
their eyes, CRM is a series of strategies and processes
that create new and mutual value for individual
customers, builds preference for their organizations
and improves business results over a lifetime of
association with their customers.
With this definition, an organization can focus on
developing the only asset of the enterprise that matters
in the long term, progressively deeper relationships with
valuable customers. By sharing the definition, they can
put the customer first and avoid sending their staff into
cycles of interminable CRM programming.
These organizations then create a vision for how CRM
will change their companies. Some develop the vision
according to attributes that are important to both the
customer and the company. These include attributes that
affect customers' perceptions of value, how they can
bond with the organization, product and company
preference and purchase intent.
This vision sometimes changes as the firm gains
experience in CRM and as technology makes new things
possible. For example, at a major Canadian bank, the
vision has evolved. Initially the vision was associated
with the development of customer information ...
- 1 - Ivey Business Journal NovemberDecember 2002No one RayleneAndre399
- 1 - Ivey Business Journal November/December 2002
No one company has written the book on CRM.
And rightly so, says this author, whose
examination of how companies practice this
much-talked about discipline led him to develop
comprehensive guidelines for enhancing a
company's returns from CRM.
By Ian Gordon
Ian Gordon is President of Convergence
Management Consultants Ltd., (www.converge.ca),
and the author of Competitor Targeting: Winning
the Battle for Market and Customer Share (Wiley,
2002).
That few companies are achieving the results they
expected from their investment in Customer
Relationship Management (CRM) is not news. That
most companies continue to invest in CRM without a
roadmap for increasing shareholder value or even for
forging closer customer relationships is also not
surprising, since there are few best practices in CRM
for companies to follow. In fact, based on our own
research and consulting, and a recent examination of
best practices in 35 Canadian and U.S. corporations,
we could not find one company that excels in every
dimension of CRM. However, we did find examples of
one or two specific best practices in individual
companies. This article discusses these selected best
practices, which, we believe, companies should consider
when trying to improve the performance of their CRM
initiatives. It also discuss the changing role of senior
managers that are developing a relationship-oriented
organization
A definition and a vision
There are many definitions for CRM, and best-
practice companies adopt one that is shared across
the organization. Otherwise, the very term "CRM"
will conjure up many things to different people and
lead to confusion. These companies see CRM as a
series of strategies and processes that support and
execute a relationship vision for the enterprise. In
their eyes, CRM is a series of strategies and processes
that create new and mutual value for individual
customers, builds preference for their organizations
and improves business results over a lifetime of
association with their customers.
With this definition, an organization can focus on
developing the only asset of the enterprise that matters
in the long term, progressively deeper relationships with
valuable customers. By sharing the definition, they can
put the customer first and avoid sending their staff into
cycles of interminable CRM programming.
These organizations then create a vision for how CRM
will change their companies. Some develop the vision
according to attributes that are important to both the
customer and the company. These include attributes that
affect customers' perceptions of value, how they can
bond with the organization, product and company
preference and purchase intent.
This vision sometimes changes as the firm gains
experience in CRM and as technology makes new things
possible. For example, at a major Canadian bank, the
vision has evolved. Initially the vision was associated
with the development of customer information ...
Definitions
Concepts and context of relationship management
Evolution
Transactional Vs relationship approach
CRM as a strategic marketing tool
CRM significance to the stakeholders
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Role of CRM Manager
Aspiration-Setting: Sets bold aspirations—a clear
vision—for the development of the relationship.
Relationship Strategy Sets and executes a client
relationship strategy that defines which issues to focus
on, which opportunities to pursue and which
individuals to invest in.
Team Leadership Creates, manages, and leads the
team, providing appropriate coaching and mentoring
along the way.
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Client Leadership It is perceived as a thought leader by
senior client executives. Facilitates the development of a
vision for the overall success of the company, business
area, or function
Ambassadorship and entrepreneurship Identifies,
mobilizes, and delivers into the relationship the right
people, solutions, resources, and ideas from across the
firm.
Commercial Management and quality control
Successfully undertakes contract negotiations, ensures
financial success, and monitors quality.
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As a relationship builder
Identifying potential customers and their needs
Approaching key decision makers in the firm
Negotiating and advancing dialogue and mutual
trust
Coordinating the cooperation between the customers
and company
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Encouraging the inter-organizational learning
process
Contributing to constructive resolution of existing
conflicts
Leading the customer relationship development team
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Nowadays, CRM Managers have a brief role in any
organization ie
Individualizing service and offers
Integrating crm elements more efficiently
Interacting in a highly sophisticated manner
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CRM Manager in companies
Planning and delivering CRM strategies across the
company encouraging customer retention and customer
loyalty.
Deciding on the CRM platform structure and architecture
ensuring it works seamlessly across the organization and
captures all required information at key points in the
customer life cycle.
Customer Journey Mapping analyzing touch points with
the organization and maximizing commercial
opportunities.
Working closely with all departments to ensure the CRM
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Overseeing direct communications with customers
through the CRM.
Monitor and maximise customer lifetime value strategies
ensuring maximum profitability.
Ensuring the database is segmented effectively for
targeted marketing activities.
Overseeing the migration of all direct communications to
lower cost mediums such as SMS and email.
Developing testing strategies for all aspects of the CRM
to ensure the most effective approach for the company and
its products.
