Crm 27aug08
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Masters in FMS
Co-Taught By : Ms.Dimple,
Assistant Professor, FMS Department
NIFT-Delhi
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What is CRM?
Customer Customer RelationshipRelationship Management Management isis aa
comprehensivecomprehensive strategy strategy and and process process of of acquiring,acquiring,
retaining retaining and and partnering partnering withwith selectiveselective customerscustomers toto
createcreate superior superior valuevalue for for thethe company company and and thethe
customer customer .CRM CRM is is a a management management approach approach a a model model that that puts puts aa
customer customer at at the the core core of of a a company company processes processes and and practices practices..
CRM CRM leverages leverages cutting cutting edge edge technology technology integrated integrated strategic strategic planning planning up up--close close and and personal personal marketing marketing techniques techniques and and Organisation Organisation development development tools tools to to build build internal internal external external relationships relationships that that increase increase profit profit margins margins and and productivity productivity within within a a company company
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CRM has helped today·s businesses by:
providing greater individual customer insight allowing firms to effectively respond to
individual requirements
integrating the business processes of the firm
around individual customers
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BI meets CRM
Customer facing applications
All By Itself
Upcoming Technologies
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Where are we?
Loyalty
Builder
Satisfactionfocussed
Company ³knows
you´ServiceDifferentiationbased on EconomicPotential
Retention focussedEvent reminders
Pleasant
Transactor
EfficientOperations
Ease of doingBusiness
Lack of specificknowledge of customers
Undifferentiatedofferings
Product based
Emphasis onRevenue
MinimalSegmentation
Customer
Centric
Proactive inproduct / servicedevelopment
Voice of customer
Activecollaboration
Learningorganisation
Decision makingsegment driven
Actively grow valueof customerportfolio
World Class
Total experiencemanagement
Real timeinformationmanagement
Precision ininvestments
Co-ordinatedfront office and
back-officeCustomerinvestment focus
Systematicallydefined businessrules
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Customer Need Assessment and
Acquisition
Customerdevelopment
Through
Personalization and
Customization
Customer Equity
Leverage through
Cross Selling and
Up Selling
CustomerRetention and
Referrals for new
Customers
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Team Structure
Role Specification
Planning Process
Process Alignment
Monitoring Process
Employee Motivation
Employee Training
Purpose
-increases effectiveness
-improve efficiency
Programs
-Account Mgmt
-Retention Mktg.-Co-op Agreement
-Strategic Partnership
Partners
-Criteria
-Process Evolution
-Enhancement
-Improvement
Relationship Performance
-Strategic
-Financial
-Marketing
Retention
Satisfaction
loyalty
Communication
Formation Management & GovernancePerformance
CRM Process Framework
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Personal Needs
Expected Service
Perceived Service
Service Delivery
Word - of- MouthCommunications
Management perceptions of
Customer Expectations
Service quality specifications
Past Experience
External Communicationsto Customers
Service
Provider
Customer
SERVICE QUALITY MODEL
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Gap 1 : Not knowing what customers expectGap 1 : Not knowing what customers expect
Gap 2 : Not selecting the right service design standardsGap 2 : Not selecting the right service design standards
Gap 3 : Not delivering to Service StandardsGap 3 : Not delivering to Service Standards
Gap 4 : Not matching Performance to PromisesGap 4 : Not matching Performance to Promises
Gap 5 : Perceived Service and Expected ServiceGap 5 : Perceived Service and Expected Service
Service Quality Gaps Service Quality Gaps
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The Key Stages of CRM
Satisfaction Based
State Culture
Re-active Meet customer needs
Respond to complaints
Minimal evaluation of customer service levels
Performance Based Pro-Active Evaluate customer perception
Identify customer retention
factors
Stage
Commitment
Based
Very Pro-
Active
Evaluate multiple customerneeds
Continuous inbound/outboundflow and feedback
Continuous improvement
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Customer Relationship Management - A Framework
Traditional Approach to
CRM
Customer Contact by:
Telephone, Mail, InPerson
Personal Selling
After Sales Service
Complaint Handling
Account Management
Customer care
Customer Satisfaction
Web-enabled and
Integration Approach
Customer InformationSystem
Customer Database Electronic Point of Sale
Sales force
Automation of Customer SupportProcesses
Call Centres
Systems Integration
Lifetime value of acustomer
Integration with
Technology
Web & Internet
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Image ValueImage Value
Product ValueProduct Value
Services ValueServices Value
Monetary PriceMonetary Price
Time costTime cost
Energy costEnergy cost
Psychic costPsychic cost
TotalTotal
customercustomer
valuevalue
TotalTotal
customercustomer
costcost
CustomerCustomer
delivered valuedelivered value
DETERMINANTS OF CUSTOMER ADDED VALUE DETERMINANTS OF CUSTOMER ADDED VALUE
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Gap Analysis Grid
Attributes thatneed attention -area where
priorities shouldbe focused
Low Priority
Currentcompanystrength
Unnecessary
strengths -
possible
overskill
Low High
High
Low
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SATISFACTION
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CRM Programs -1
Program Type: Continuity Marketing Program Type: Continuity Marketing Customer Types :
Mass MarketsMass Markets
Loyalty ProgramsLoyalty Programs
CrossCross--sellingselling
DistributorsDistributors
ContinuousContinuous
ReplinshmentReplinshment
ECR ProgramsECR Programs
Business toBusiness toBusinessBusiness
MarketsMarkets
Special SourcingSpecial Sourcing
Arrangements Arrangements
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CRM Programs -2
Program Type: One Program Type: One--toto--One Marketing One Marketing
Customer Types :
Mass MarketsMass Markets
PermissionPermissionMarketingMarketing
PersonalisationPersonalisation
DistributorsDistributors
CustomerCustomer
BusinessBusiness
DevelopmentDevelopment
Business toBusiness toBusinessBusinessMarketsMarkets
Key AccountKey Account
Global AccountGlobal Account
ProgramsPrograms
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Program Type: Partnering / Co-marketing
Mass MarketsMass Markets
Affinity Partnering Affinity Partnering
CoCo--BrandingBranding
DistributorsDistributors
Logistics PartneringLogistics Partnering
Joint MarketingJoint Marketing
Business toBusiness to
BusinessBusinessMarketsMarketsStrategic PartneringStrategic Partnering
CoCo--DesignDesign
CoCo--DevelopmentDevelopment
Customer Types
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Sample measurements for the balanced scorecardSample measurements for the balanced scorecard
Financial MeasuresFinancial Measures
Price PremiumPrice Premium
Volume increasesVolume increases
Value of customer Value of customer referralsreferrals
Value of Cross salesValue of Cross sales
LongLong--term Value of term Value of
Customer Customer
Customer PerspectiveCustomer Perspective
Service PerceptionsService Perceptions
Service ExpectationsService Expectations
Perceived ValuePerceived Value
Behavioral intentionsBehavioral intentions% Loyalty% Loyalty
% intent to switch% intent to switch
# Customer referrals# Customer referrals
# Cross sales# Cross sales
# of Defections# of Defections
Operational PerspectiveOperational Perspective
Right First Time (% hits)Right First Time (% hits)
Right on Time (% hits)Right on Time (% hits)
Responsiveness (% onResponsiveness (% ontime)time)
Transaction Time ( hours,Transaction Time ( hours,days)days)
Innovation
andLearning Perspective
Goals MeasuresGoals Measures
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Myths of CRM
CRM is Primarily about Technology
Successful CRM projects are managed by IT
³Executive buy-in is the key´
³We need to roll this out across the enterprise
ASAP´
³CRM systems are intuitive«. Users will onlyneed some initial hand holding.´
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Kindly Remember
Customer Satisfaction
is
A Moving Target
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