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Understanding CRM and e-CRM Processes

The document discusses the CRM process and e-CRM. It defines CRM as involving activities and strategies that companies use to manage interactions with current and potential customers. e-CRM uses internet and technologies to organize companies better, interact with customers effectively through personalized services, and allow 360 degree customer views through analysis. The key benefits of CRM are understanding customers to create relationships and enhancing effectiveness through stakeholder integration. e-CRM has advantages like reducing costs, adapting new technologies, and 24/7 availability.

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Understanding CRM and e-CRM Processes

The document discusses the CRM process and e-CRM. It defines CRM as involving activities and strategies that companies use to manage interactions with current and potential customers. e-CRM uses internet and technologies to organize companies better, interact with customers effectively through personalized services, and allow 360 degree customer views through analysis. The key benefits of CRM are understanding customers to create relationships and enhancing effectiveness through stakeholder integration. e-CRM has advantages like reducing costs, adapting new technologies, and 24/7 availability.

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Module 02

CRM Process

Dr. Savita Sharma


Meaning:
CRM process involves the activities and strategies that
companies use to manage their interaction with current and
potential customers.

Benefits:
 Understanding customers and creating collaborative
relationships through knowledge acquisition and
customer differentiation
 Enhancing effectiveness through integration of its
stakeholders (suppliers, manufacturers, dealers,
customers)
e-CRM
CRM with the use of internet and other technologies.

Companies organize in better manner.

Interact with customers effectively.

Helps the company to understand customers with 360 degree


view.

Personalized services are extended.

Analysis can be done.


Salient Features of e-CRM
E-CRM is driven by a data warehouse which is
maintained by the organization and has a database of all
the purchases made its customers.

Main focus is to reach to the customers.

It helps the company to adapt itself to the changing


dynamics of the market.

It is designed on the basis of profitability and long-term


potential.
Advantages of e-CRM
 Reduces costs
 Adapting new technology
 24/7 availability
 Integrating with system
 Helps in constructing data
 Increased interaction with its customer
 Moderating or changing
 Managing the collection of data
 Reducing the response time
Advantages of e-CRM
Reducing the marginal cost
Opportunity to service new customers
Personalizing the reach and service
Customer documentation done automatically
Control of its users

Disadvantages:
Difficult to measure and evaluate as it is intangible.
No human engagement.
User acceptance is poor.
Difference b/w CRM & e-CRM:
E-CRM CRM
 Uses wireless, technology,  Uses phone, fax and retain
internet and e-mail to contact stores for contacting
its customers customers
 Personalized view of  Personalized view of
application is available. application is not available.
 Customers do not have to  Customers have to download
download web-based different web-based
applications. applications.
 Designed on the basis of  CRM system is designed
customers’ need. related to job production and
 Less expensive its functions
 Highly expensive
Customer Touch Points
It is used to interact and connect with the customers.

Examples are:
 Sales Team
 Retail branches
 Direct mail
 Kiosks
 Call centre
 E-mail/ fax
 Internet
CRM as Process:
Discovery of
knowledge

Analysis and Learning/ Customer


fine tuning Action Interaction

Planning in
Market
4 Cs of CRM Process
Correlate:
- Data involved in interaction and transaction is
collected.
 Provides a comprehensive customer profile.
 Helps the company to identify opportunities and
developing strategies.
 Form technological changes if required.
 Incoming and outgoing e-mails are matched.
 Information is correlated for further use and plans.
4 Cs of CRM Process
Combine
 Improved mapping and managing of all interactions
between customers, Consumers, channels and organization.
 Company’s procedures and CRM process are aligned with
each other.
 Two levels of iterations (duplications)
 Combined effects enhance company’s efficiency.
 Better decision-making processes.
 Combination of reporting, forecasting, strategic planning &
performance measurement is carried out.
4 Cs of CRM Process
Cognize
 Insights gained by data warehouse and knowledge base
is analyzed to provide continuous learning.
 Identify quality leads through better contact
segmentation and targeted campaigns.
 Improves the efficiency of company and enhances cash
flow.
 Employees can be rewarded for their performance.
4 Cs of CRM Process
Connect
 Insights available are identified to create
appropriate interactions with customers, channels,
suppliers and relationships are build up.
 Better time management for staff.
 Schedules are made like team calendars, dairies,
service timing.
 Alignment of customer sales and streamlining the
processes.
CRM Cycle:
Assessment
Phase

Planning
Execution Phase
Phase
Questions?

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