Chapter 5: Customer Service Management Flashcards
Today’s Customer Dynamics are…
Economic Value
Solution Value
Psychological Value
CRM
A business philosophy and a practical CSM set of apps with the following characteristics:
- Strategic tool
- Focused on facilitating customer service process
- Focused on optimizing the customer’s experience
- Provides a window into the customer
- Assists suppliers to measure customer profitability
- About partnership management
- Major facilitator of supply chain collaboration
Customer Centric Architectural Steps:
- Establish a customer-centric organization
- Determine existing customer positioning
- Devise a map of customer segment
- Develop and implement solution
- Monitor, measure, and refine
e-Business Sales Force Functions:
Advocate for the consumer.
Exploration of personalization & mass customization focus on consumer buying habits.
Providing info about company products and services.
Coordinating resources to ensure superlative response to customer.
Acting as initiator for info regarding process improvement changes for mutual gain.
Providing medium by which critical company resources are made available to each customer.
Managing online service quality - motivate them to return.
Managing multichannel customer experience .
Online Sales Functions:
Online catalogs Online order processing Online order configuration Lead capture and profiling Online surveys Literature fulfillment e-Mail marketing
Sales Force Automation (SFA) Capabilities
Contract Management Account Management Sales Process/Activity Management Opportunity Management Quotation Management Knowledge Management
Enterprise Marketing Automation (EMA)
Promotions Cross-Selling and Up-Selling Marketing Events Customer Retention Response Management
Common Causes for CRM Failure:
Concentration on technology NOT understanding of customer.
Requirement to change product-based marketing organizations.
Poorly conceived objectives/goals to be attained by CRM system.
Lack of employee and management skills.
Insufficient budgeting.
Minimal to no ROI to demonstrate value.
Lack of commitment by senior management.
5 Eras of Social Networking
- Social Relationships - 1990’s with internet connectivity
- Social Functionality - 2007 with MySpace, Facebook, LinkedIn
- Social Colonization - 2009 transcending social networks
- Social Context - end of 2010
- Social Commerce - 2011 and forward
Critical Network Capabilities for Social Networking
- Communications Repository Management
- Advanced Networking
- Innovation
- Promotion