This document provides an introduction to customer relationship management (CRM). It defines CRM as a technology for managing all relationships and interactions with customers and potential customers, with the goal of improving business relationships. The emergence of CRM originated in the 1970s when businesses recognized the importance of being customer-focused rather than product-focused. Traditionally, transactions were paper-based and dependent on goodwill, but emerging technologies and increased competition necessitated a more proactive approach to customer relationships. CRM emerged as a solution that facilitated relationships beyond individual transactions.
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This document provides an introduction to customer relationship management (CRM). It defines CRM as a technology for managing all relationships and interactions with customers and potential customers, with the goal of improving business relationships. The emergence of CRM originated in the 1970s when businesses recognized the importance of being customer-focused rather than product-focused. Traditionally, transactions were paper-based and dependent on goodwill, but emerging technologies and increased competition necessitated a more proactive approach to customer relationships. CRM emerged as a solution that facilitated relationships beyond individual transactions.
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Customer Relationship
Management Module - 1
Dr. Pruthvirajsinh Rathod
Introduction The fundamental factor behind any successful company is not just the CEO, the business innovation, or the technology, but it’s the loyalty of its customer base. The success stories of H&M or Maybelline or Apple all circles back to one main factor, customer loyalty. As the saying goes “Customer is the king”, has never been relevant to this extent in a competitive world that we happen to live in the 21st century. Hence, CRM plays a major role to give success for every company.
Dr. Pruthvirajsinh Rathod
Definition Customer relationship management (CRM) is a technology for managing all your company’s relationships and interactions with customers and potential customers. The goal is simple: Improve business relationships. A CRM system helps companies stay connected to customers, streamline processes, and improve profitability.
Dr. Pruthvirajsinh Rathod
Emergence of CRM CRM originated in the early 1970s when the business units had a manifestation that it would be advisable to become ‘customer emphatic’ rather than ‘product emphatic’. Birth of CRM was because of this heedful perceptiveness. Traditionally every transaction was on paper and dependent on goodwill which created hindrance in clutching customers. People used to work hard in entertaining customers by presenting new products with astonishing services. Employee were ready to work overtime for grasping more and more customers for increasing business.
Dr. Pruthvirajsinh Rathod
Emergence of CRM This too resulted in customer satisfaction and loyalty up to some extent, but at the end of the day, there was no such bonding or relation between the two to carry on with future business smoothly. Emerging of new strategies and technologies in the global marketplace and a mammoth degree of competition in business, the approach needed to be changed to proactive rather than reactive. Origination of CRM turned out to be a piece of cake for all suppliers and customers due to its advantages. Customer relationship management came as a process that dealt with relationships with customers surpassing the whole business.