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1 Topic 4

2  Customer relationship management (CRM) is a model for managing a company’s interactions with current and future customers.  CRM refers to the methodologies and tools that helps businesses manage customer relationships in an organized way.  Important – to keep your clients close, strengthen your relationships with them and find new clients.

3  It involves using technology to organize, automate, and synchronize sales, marketing, customer service, and technical support.  This software allow the employees to store information about customers and can be accessed by the employees in different department with company.

4  Technology plays a important role in CRM.  Technological approaches involving the use of databases, data mining and one- to-one marketing can assist organisations to increase customer value and their own profitability.  This type of technology can be used to keep a record of customers names and contact details in addition to their history of buying products or using services.

5  The areas which company interacts with its customer: 1. Front office contacts 2. Back office operations 3. Business contacts

6  With an effective CRM strategy, a business can increase revenues by: Providing services and products that are exactly what your customers want Offering better customer service Helping sales staff close deals faster Make call centers more efficient Simplify marketing and sales processes

7  3 areas which are core to successful CRM: Customer service Sales force automation Campaign management

8 1. For customer flux and better management 2. To manage customer better 3. To know about customer’s experiences 4. To help customers find what they are looking for 5. To get competitive edge with efficient CRM system 6. To keep customers informed all the times 7. To increase customer-company communication

9 REACTIVE SERVICEPROACTIVE SERVICE  Customer has a problem and contact the company.  the manager take a step and contact the customer himself in order to establish a dialogue and solve the problems.

10  Better management of customer services  Gain competitive edge/dominate market/become authority  Enhances communication between company and customer  Keep customer informed on services and activities  Enhances productivity and operational effectiveness  Simplifies internal processes

11  Most common obstacles experienced using CRM systems:  Record loss  Training  Require additional work inputting data  Require continuous maintenance, information updating, and system upgrading costly

12  W&O Supply, 1975 – largest marine pipe supplier in United State – used CRM from Maximizer Software.  W&O Supply was acquired by PON Holdings, based in Netherland.  Benefits using Maximizer Software : Can access a complete customers view. Improved information about the sales team and sales processes Protection of customers data

13  Shipping companies in Taiwan (Wanhai, Evergreen, Yang Ming Line) and in Vietnam (vinalines and Vosco) use various CRM system (interactive marketing, sales automation, customer service and support) to communicate with their customers.  Shipping Liner companies, CRM services can improve: Coordination and communication among ship management Terminal operation Vehicle arrangement


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