Customer Relationship Management - Research Article from Encyclopedia of Management

This encyclopedia article consists of approximately 5 pages of information about Customer Relationship Management.

Customer Relationship Management - Research Article from Encyclopedia of Management

This encyclopedia article consists of approximately 5 pages of information about Customer Relationship Management.
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Customer relationship management (CRM) is a combination of organizational strategy, information systems, and technology that is focused on providing better customer service. CRM uses emerging technology that allows organizations to provide fast and effective customer service by developing a relationship with each customer through the effective use of customer database information systems. The objectives of CRM are to acquire new customers, retain the right current customers, and grow the relationship with an organization's existing customers. An integrated business model that ties together technology, information systems, and business processes along the entire value chain of an organization is critical to the success of CRM.

CRM can also be considered a corporate strategy because it is a fundamental approach to doing business. The goal is to be customer-focused and customer-driven, running all aspects of the business to satisfy the customers by addressing their requirements for products...

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