| As
competition in every industry intensifies,
customers have never been as informed
or had so much choice in their purchasing
decisions. Many organisations are now
paying much greater attention to how
they acquire, engage, retain and understand
their customers.
Known
as Customer Relationship Management
(CRM), this capability extends far
beyond contact and sales activity
management, challenging many traditional
attitudes in sales, marketing, service
and customer information management.
It represents a transformation in
the way companies engage with their
customers.
While
there are many definitions for CRM,
at its heart it is an approach that
places the customer at the centre
of your organisation's universe. Once
you make this strategic choice, there
are many options on where to begin
the effort and how to build the organisational
capability that will provide a comprehensive
understanding of each customer.
Some
examples of how we have assisted
our clients to better understand
and improve their customer relationships
include:
- Customer
engagement analysis and modelling.
- Business
requirements and analysis
for CRM.
- CRM
organisational change programs.
- Market
segmentation, analysis and
planning.
- Sales,
marketing and opportunity
management process improvements.
- Account
planning workshop facilitation.
- Customer
and Partner value analysis.
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