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Thursday, December 20, 2007

Implementation of E – CRM


 Implementation of E – CRM
 Requires a fundamental change in the culture, philosophy, attitudes &
opportunities.
 Challenges for E CRM implementation
 High cost
 Difficulty of data integration
 Internally resistance to change / new application
 Steps to be followed in the implementation of E CRM.
 Getting a first hand feedback from customers
 Well plan infrastructure
 Select E CRM software based upon ROI – return of investment
 Conduct High class E-CRM training program
 Need to select e-CRM vendors


 Serving Customers the e-Business Way
 Key imperatives for organization seeking to build a true e-CRM
capability …
Focus on .Profit not .com
 A .com customer strategy focuses on customer acquisition.
 A .Profit strategy focuses on customer retention & profitability as
well.
Design the total customer experience, not just the interface
 Devote specialized resources
Economic engineers
Psychologists
Profile customers for profitable segmentation
 Develop special programs that retain the customers
 Reward with perks they deserve
Embed business logic into your infrastructure


 Business Logic is the system of procedures & rules that
underline how the e-CRM system – its technology & its people –
operates with the customer.
Opportunistically obstacles
 Implement disposable infrastructure - application that can be
added cheaply & then thrown away
Manage multi-channel performance
 Measure performance rigorously.
Be trustworthy with customer information
 Trust – single most important CRM generated asset with
customers.
Staff & train for E-Business
 Train customer service representatives to become Web, e-chat
& e-Mail savvy.
Learn from the experience of ERP
 Formulate business outcomes
 Make technology & implementation strategy decisions


 Challenges in Delivering True e -CRM
Consistency Developing an integrated interaction channel strategy
Balance Right between self service & agent assisted interactions
Technology Adopting the right technology at the right time
Change
Management
Recognizing – radical change
Customer
Expectations
Gauging customer expectations of web based service
Legacy Customer
Care Development
Avoiding building on a foundation of sand


 4 R of marketing
Retention Keeping those customers we want by meeting & exceeding
their needs
Relationship Relationship building – getting close to the customer
Referrals The word of mouth effect – mouth publicity
Recovery

 The steps to be followed by the companies in creating genine
on-line relationships…
Deliver great service Gain the trust of customers
Communicate Understand the on-line customers
Integrate Customize & personalized
Be Responsive Create a sense of community
Create involvement Offer them an option

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