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CUSTOMER RELATIONSHIP MANAGEMENT




  Presented by-: Bhaskar Pratap Singh
INTRODUCTION CUSTOMER RELATIONSHIP

                        MANAGEMENT
CRM is a powerful functional area of
Marketing Management. It is therefore
desirable that one should have a relook at the
concept of marketing in some of its
evolutionary phases with the change in focus
from products to relationships during the past
50years. Marketing and the Marketing
communication mix are changing. New
opportunities new threats, new tools and
innovations are emerging. The worlds more
than 650crore consumers and probably
50crore industrial buyers are becoming
increasingly accessible. Marketing has moved
from –

Customers acquisition      (   winning   new
customers ) to

Customers retention ( keeping customers for
life )
Customer

There is only one boss. The customer! He can fire everybody in the
company, from the chairman on down, simply by spending his money
somewhere else.
              ------------- Sam Walton, founder of Wal-Mart
Our greatest asset is customer! Treat each customer as if they are only
one!
            --------- LAURICE LEITAO
Customer is king
Know your customer……to capture & retain them!
If, we don’t take of our customers someone else
will!
Phases & Determents of CRM


      ACQUIRE

      ENHANCE

      RETAIN

      TRUST

      VALUE
Hospitality opts for CRM :-
Education sector opts for CRM



o Student Relationship
  Management (SRM)
Telecom sector opts for CRM

Customer service is Key to
sales and loyalty



Customer service     become
the differentiator
Banking sector opts for CRM
Retail sector opts for CRM
       Retail sector is Indian’s largest
 industry; this sector is valued at $200
 billion account for over 10% of the
 country’s GDP and around 8% of the
 country’s employment. Modern retail has
 entered India as seen in sprawling
 shopping centers.

      According to Pareto’s principle 80%
 of sales from 20% of the customers. But
 this would happen if the retailer has the
 20% as its most profitable customer and
 not just normal customer.
The following are the some of the examples
       where retail malls are following
Pantaloon touch with its loyal customers through
mailers, SMS, telephone informing them about their
developments and promotions.
Shoppers stop known as the ‘first citizen card’ where
customer can enjoy reward points for every purchase.
CONCLUSION
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  • 1. CUSTOMER RELATIONSHIP MANAGEMENT Presented by-: Bhaskar Pratap Singh
  • 2. INTRODUCTION CUSTOMER RELATIONSHIP MANAGEMENT CRM is a powerful functional area of Marketing Management. It is therefore desirable that one should have a relook at the concept of marketing in some of its evolutionary phases with the change in focus from products to relationships during the past 50years. Marketing and the Marketing communication mix are changing. New opportunities new threats, new tools and innovations are emerging. The worlds more than 650crore consumers and probably 50crore industrial buyers are becoming increasingly accessible. Marketing has moved from – Customers acquisition ( winning new customers ) to Customers retention ( keeping customers for life )
  • 3. Customer There is only one boss. The customer! He can fire everybody in the company, from the chairman on down, simply by spending his money somewhere else. ------------- Sam Walton, founder of Wal-Mart Our greatest asset is customer! Treat each customer as if they are only one! --------- LAURICE LEITAO Customer is king Know your customer……to capture & retain them! If, we don’t take of our customers someone else will!
  • 4. Phases & Determents of CRM ACQUIRE ENHANCE RETAIN TRUST VALUE
  • 6. Education sector opts for CRM o Student Relationship Management (SRM)
  • 7. Telecom sector opts for CRM Customer service is Key to sales and loyalty Customer service become the differentiator
  • 9. Retail sector opts for CRM Retail sector is Indian’s largest industry; this sector is valued at $200 billion account for over 10% of the country’s GDP and around 8% of the country’s employment. Modern retail has entered India as seen in sprawling shopping centers. According to Pareto’s principle 80% of sales from 20% of the customers. But this would happen if the retailer has the 20% as its most profitable customer and not just normal customer.
  • 10. The following are the some of the examples where retail malls are following Pantaloon touch with its loyal customers through mailers, SMS, telephone informing them about their developments and promotions. Shoppers stop known as the ‘first citizen card’ where customer can enjoy reward points for every purchase.