CRM VISION
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Customer Relationship
Management
makemytrip.com -dated 24th,Oct¶ 2009
Submitted by:
Alok Kumar 02
Amar Mehta 03
Anil Singh 07
Anjan Vij 08
Annie James 09Anuroop Raj 10
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Agenda
Sr No. Topic Slide No.
1 Company Profile
2 Gartner Model
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Company Profile«.
� Founded in 2000 by Mr.Deep Kalra in US
� India operations launched in 2005
� Financials 2008-09± Market share of 40% among online travel companies in India± Sales: INR 2500 Cr
± 8,000 flight tickets, 1,000 hotel room nights & over 100 holiday packages every day
± 30 offices domestic± 3 offices International (Dubai, Melbourne, New York)
Source: Company official website
www.alootechie.com
www.monsterindia.com/
Mode of C us tomer C ontac ts
22%
78%
Online BookingOthers*
� Produ ct Por tf oli o± International and Domestic Air Tickets,
Holiday Packages and Hotels± Domestic Bus and Rail Tickets± Private Car and Taxi Rentals± MICE (Meetings, Incentives, Conferences &
Exhibitions)± B2B and Affiliate Services
* Others: Offices, Calling Customer Care
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Gartner Model«.
Step 1: CRM Vision
Step 2: CRM Strategy
Step 3: CRM Customer Experience
Step 4: Organization Collaboration
Step 5: CRM Process
Step 6: CRM Information
Step 7: CRM Technology
Step 8: CRM Metrics
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CRM Vision
1. CRM Vision
Empower the Ind ian
t r av el er
Instant booking
Comprehensive
choicesSearch Time &
Energy reduction
One-st op-t r av el-shop
Broadest selection of travel services
Air/ railways/
Buses
Hotel Bookings
Holiday Packages
(National/
International)
C u st omer Care su ppor t 24X7
Trained & Ready to
Help
SMS/ Phone Calls/
e-mails
C u tting- ed g e
t echnol ogy
Dynamic Website
Real time Search
Engine
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2. CRM Strategy«..
W ebsit eUser Friendly
Information/ Corporate Data / Useful Links
Reservations
Air/ Railways/ Cruises/ Buses
Hotel Booking
Membership Rewards & Recognitions
One St op Offic es
33 Domestic
3 International: Dubai, Melbourne, New
York
Marketing Campaigns focused on
Providing value to the customer
Emphasis on customer Retention &Development
Alerts: Mails/ SMS
Hi 5 Program
Gifts & Souvenir- Books/DVDs/
Travel Guides etc
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3. Valued Customer Experience««
� C ontinuou s I mprov ements
� Emphasis on C u st omer Satisfacti on & Loyalty Prog r ams
± ³Nahi pura kiya vaada,tho pay only aada´ campaign
± Imint
± Monthly newsletter & promotional deals
� One of the first Indian companies to have a
Chi ef CRM Offic er
� C u st omer c ent r ic capabiliti es
± Fast & Accurate Info
± Consultation
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4. Organizational Collaboration� N ew Appoint ments
± Chief CRM Officer
± VP for customer service unit
� Sal es u nit bif ur cati on± Sales Team
± Service Team (Sole responsibility of managing customer relation)
� Inc entiv es provided to employees± For positive customer feedback
� Regular mo
nit or
ing of employee interaction with customers± Ensure q u ality of service
± T r aining Requirements
± To identify Changing Customer N eed s
± To identify ³satisfacti on att r i bu t es´
� T r aining & Dev el opment programs : Six Sigma, Quality
Improvement, Soft skills etc)
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5. CRM Process«..
� One of the first Indian company toou tsour c e its customer contact centreto increase efficiency
± To IBM Daksh (In 2008)
Sourec: http://www-935.ibm.com/services/in/index.wss/summary/gts/b1330063?cntxt=x1022333
� Approachabl e 24x7
± Phone, e-mail, chat, snail mail
± Personal visits to the offices located allover India.
�Singl e c ontact N o. all over India for all kinds of query
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6. CRM Information«.
� CRM centric ERP software implemented-Mic rosoft N AV Dynamics
� Effective management of customer databy way of E R P
� C ommon d atabase for all thetransactions happening over India, US
and Dubai
Step 6: CRM
Information
Step 1: CRM Vision
Step 2: CRM Strategy
Step 3: Valued Customer
Experience
Step 4: Organisational
Collaboration
Step 5: CRM Processes
Step 7: CRM Technology
Step 8: CRM Metrics
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7. CRM Technology«.
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� Use of Global DistributionSystem /Central ReservationSystem
± Amadeu s, Abac u s & Galil eo (provide real time information)
� Avaya ³One-X Ag ent´ su it e± Improves call-routing flexibility
7. CRM Technology Cont..«.
Step 6: CRM
Technology
Step 1: CRM Vision
Step 2: CRM Strategy
Step 3: Valued Customer
Experience
Step 4: Organisational
Collaboration
Step 5: CRM Processes
Step 6: CRM Information
Step 8: CRM Metrics
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8. CRM Metrics
� C-Sat measured by way of primarysurveys± e- questionnaire
± Phone calls
� Loyalty Index Used± Emotional Loyalty ( Treatment )
± Cognitive Loyalty ( Value )± Referral Loyalty ( Recommendation)
Step 8: CRM
Metrics
Step 1: CRM Vision
Step 2: CRM Strategy
Step 3: Valued Customer
Experience
Step 4: Organisational
Collaboration
Step 5: CRM Processes
Step 6: CRM Information
Step 7: CRM Technology
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Issues Faced«..
Sr No. Issues Faced Recommendations
1 Increasing cost of serving customer
-Movement from pre-packaged
application to custom built systems.
-Integrating multiple channels &
improving cross channel service
-More cost efficient system
-Simplification of processes
2 Low customer switching costs -Engage customer
-Create Exit Barriers
3 Lower effectiveness of loyalty program -Start in house loyalty
program
4 Non-differentiation of product from
competitors
-Increase VAS in order to
provide more value to
customer
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Thank You!!
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Determining Lifetime Value of
Customer:
� Average Margin (Industry) : 5% - 7%
� Average Spending By individual customer INR 6500
� Profit via individual Customer INR 390
� Total No. of transactions / year (assuming 5)� Total profit/ per- ( 390 * 5 ) INR 1950
* LIFETIME ( would be 20 years as most guests travel
between the age of 30 years to 50 years )
� So, we calculate for 20 years as lifetime
� APPROX LIFETIME VALUE OF EACH GUEST- ( 150000*20)- INR 39,000
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Biblography
� www.makemytrip.com
� http://www.mkhoj.com/home/casestudy/?p=35
� http://www.exchange4media.com/e4m/izone1/izone_fullstory.asp?section_id=4&news_id=21856&tag=16583
� http://www.business-standard.com/india/news/makemytrip-signs-dealibm-daksh/319518/
� http://jobs.monsterindia.com/details/7508811.html� http://business.outlookindia.com/printarticle.aspx?101189
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