This document discusses customer relationship management (CRM) in the banking industry. It states that CRM is more about human interactions than technology implementation, and that banks need to constantly focus on customers to build successful relationships. The goals of CRM in banking are to lower costs, increase revenue, retain profitable customers, and make better customer-focused decisions. If implemented properly with a focus on customer needs and expectations, CRM can improve customer satisfaction, which is important for banking industry growth. The document also examines the role and objectives of CRM in the industry.