
PurposeCustomer relationship management (CRM) is about using people, processes, and technology to develop long-term, profitable relationships with customers. The Internet is an important medium through which CRM services are delivered. CRM technology tends to be sophisticated and expensive to install and manage. It is generally best suited to organisations with a large customer base. However, CRM is not simply about technology: it requires skilled staff to be able to exploit its features, in order to understand their customers better and market just the product or service that such customers require. |
BenefitsThis action list provides instant and helpful guidelines. |
Related SolutionsCollecting Consumer Data on the Internet Delivering and Delighting—A New Spirit at Work How to Deliver Quality Online Customer Service and Support |
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AudienceFor people with Customer Relationship Management responsibilities. |
Learning methodManagement checklist, answers to FAQs, common traps, and suggested action plans. |
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