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  1. Future of CRM

    by , 16th May 2011 at 10:36 PM
    With reference to marketing era, we have come to the era of customer satisfaction where continuous interaction with and feedback of customers play a vital role. This information (interaction log and feedback) grows with growing sales and number of customers. It is becoming important to log various conversations, contact details, requirements, promised services/supports/discounts etc. to serve the customers better and hence earn their satisfaction which ultimately leads to better sales and profits. ...
  2. Directions on the value of a consolidated business enterprise change management view of the departmental organisation

    by , 23rd January 2011 at 04:10 PM
    Why: taking an enterprise change management view of the department or organisation looks to answer the fundamental question:

    What is happening in my organisation right now?

    Business Enterprise Change Management takes a pragmatic and holistic view across the entire spectrum of the organisation (or department) from 3 key areas:

    People
    Process
    Technology

    Benefits include:

    1. practical, business focused & oriented ...
  3. How could we measure the success of a CRM project?

    by , 28th November 2010 at 08:04 PM
    Quote Originally Posted by VRGultom View Post
    The CRM users are the business user
    so you have to measure from their side.
    If they are satisfied and got advantages from the CRM system, that's mean you have succeeded in CRM implementation...at least for the current time
    So, it is important for you to work together with business user and define the the business process to generate good system that will be used by them

    Usually CRM at least have these features:
    1. Sales record
    2. Project Implementation
    ...
  4. The business impact of the ecosystem - Part 1

    by , 6th August 2010 at 09:17 AM
    In my last blog entry, I spoke about the "enterprise" vs. the "ecosystem" and some of the technology that has enabled this. But there are also business drivers that are pushing companies in this direction as well.

    As companies enter the age of digital marketing, evaluation of "green" products, advanced CRM, complex analytics, and a myriad of new enterprises that focus on a microsegment of the market, executive leadership is beginning to realize that a focus on point to point direct ...