Infosys Social CRM Service Offering1
As organizations move from Operational CRM strategy to a Collaborative Social CRM strategy, focus on customer centricity steadily increases….We are herePhase 2Multi-Channel CRMPhase 3Analytical CRMPhase 4Social CRMPhase 1CRM InfrastructureROI, Customer driven InteractionsGlobal Data Models, Analytical Information RepositoryEnterpriseInteraction Centers across BusGlobal Web hostingGlobal ToolsetsPoint  Solution SupportSeparate Customer Master filesOperational MetricsSuggested SellingAligning to Profitable CustomersFocus on return on salesSARBOX and ForecastingPartnering, Intimacy return to Sales LiftForward Value Looking, not cost to serveIntegrated Within Function AreaOrdering on Web, Product ConfiguratorsProfitable SegmentsCampaign &Event TrackingSalesConsolidationSLA statsOff-shoringNew ToolsFocus on Customer DataClick Stream AnalysisEmail Campaigns, Web site sign-up, SFA Data SharingSelf-Service from a cost perspectiveExperience DesignOn-demand integrationCampaign ManagementMore reach, FasterMarketingFocus on Efficiency not effectivenessServiceWeb2
What is Social CRM ? Social Media Channels/Tools Traditional CRM  Social CRM Middleware Tools3
How is Social CRM Changing the game and Why?Social CRMCollaborative partnership
Personalized  CRM efforts
Engaging Customers and creating ownership / influential power
Consistent Presence and Prompt response and issue resolution
Reduced  risk of product failure
Increased  opportunity to build customer Value and Loyalty
Customers as Brand Advocates
Customer driven Service and SupportTraditional CRM Weak links in Communities/Forum
Heavily Sales Oriented

Social CRM-The Future

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    Infosys Social CRMService Offering1
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    As organizations movefrom Operational CRM strategy to a Collaborative Social CRM strategy, focus on customer centricity steadily increases….We are herePhase 2Multi-Channel CRMPhase 3Analytical CRMPhase 4Social CRMPhase 1CRM InfrastructureROI, Customer driven InteractionsGlobal Data Models, Analytical Information RepositoryEnterpriseInteraction Centers across BusGlobal Web hostingGlobal ToolsetsPoint Solution SupportSeparate Customer Master filesOperational MetricsSuggested SellingAligning to Profitable CustomersFocus on return on salesSARBOX and ForecastingPartnering, Intimacy return to Sales LiftForward Value Looking, not cost to serveIntegrated Within Function AreaOrdering on Web, Product ConfiguratorsProfitable SegmentsCampaign &Event TrackingSalesConsolidationSLA statsOff-shoringNew ToolsFocus on Customer DataClick Stream AnalysisEmail Campaigns, Web site sign-up, SFA Data SharingSelf-Service from a cost perspectiveExperience DesignOn-demand integrationCampaign ManagementMore reach, FasterMarketingFocus on Efficiency not effectivenessServiceWeb2
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    What is SocialCRM ? Social Media Channels/Tools Traditional CRM Social CRM Middleware Tools3
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    How is SocialCRM Changing the game and Why?Social CRMCollaborative partnership
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    Engaging Customers andcreating ownership / influential power
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    Consistent Presence andPrompt response and issue resolution
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    Reduced riskof product failure
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    Increased opportunityto build customer Value and Loyalty
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    Customer driven Serviceand SupportTraditional CRM Weak links in Communities/Forum
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Editor's Notes

  • #4 Social Media’, ‘CRM 2.0’, ‘Social CRM’ are some of the buzzwords being hotly debated by the customer management and business process thought leaders today. What is it? – An extension to the traditional CRM by including external conversations outside the existing customer touch points with organizations.What does it constitute of? – Social Media Channels/Social Web Tools + Traditional CRM + Middleware Tools.The need from business context? – The social tools have created the highly networked social customer who interacts with his peers using conversation channels that are outside the control of the company and provides views and opinions about the products/services offered. Result? – With easy availability of information, businesses are required to engage in a more open and transparent manner with the customers using traditional as well as new channels. They have to filter the relevant and the important inputs from all the noise on the social web and act upon the same. This Infosys point of view illustrates our understanding of how Social media is transforming Customer Relationship management and how it can be leveraged in various CRM processes to achieve significant customer benefits.
  • #8 These imperatives should be a part of the Social CRM strategy.