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  • About
  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
    Our metadata is collected from universities around the world. If you manage a university/consortium/country archive and want to be added, details can be found on the NDLTD website.
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Creating Values for Customers : A case study of small investment service firm in China

Peng, Mingjia, Li, Cong January 2011 (has links)
Nowadays, market situation has moved from the mass marketing towards the era of customized marketing. To keep abreast of technological development, new approach should substitute for the traditional business models. The issue that CRM as a tool to create values for customers in developing countries has become much more attractive. The purpose of this dissertation is to figure out how to create values for the customers in the operating process of enterprise. This study is built on a model of CRM process and performance, which helps the company to create values for customers. The authors use case study to conduct this research, and data collection through the semi-structured interview.   Some findings are obtained: strategic goals and customer orientation are critical for a CRM project. The small firms’ success is derived from the effective customer orientation and meeting customer needs. CRM process contained firm resources, management of customer relationships, customer-company exchange process and people-related components. The tangible performance of successful CRM process is to increase company profits through enhancing customer behaviors. Managing relationships with customers is beneficial for the company. If a company focuses on trust, commitment, and communication between company and the customers, their relationship performance will be boost up. It will achieve the customer satisfaction, customer loyalty, customer retention. Furthermore, customer satisfaction has direct relationship with customer values, and is the chief purpose of any business and is associated with the business success.
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Customer Relationship Management : Vad är de bakomliggande faktorerna till att olika företag misslyckas med CRM-implementering?

Serar, Asia, Wanna, Loza January 2013 (has links)
Syfte: Syftet med studien är att undersöka och analysera hur företag implementerar CRM i avsikt att identifiera de bakomliggande faktorerna till att företag misslyckas med en CRM implementering. Teorier: CRM som process, Implementeringsstrategier, Implementeringsmodell Metod: Kvalitativ studie som består av fyra semi-strukturerade intervjuer med olika företag. Empiri: Består av fyra intervjuer med CRM-ansvariga från respektive företag Slutsats: Om företaget förstår och tar hänsyn till alla faser i CRM implementering, och generellt anser att alla faser är lika viktiga då alla delar går ihop, leder detta till en lyckad CRM implementering. De bakomliggande faktorerna till ett misslyckat CRM-implementering är i stort sett att företagen anser att en fas är viktigare än en annan fas, vilket leder till att företaget ned prioriterar andra faser som är väsentliga vid en implementering av CRM. / Purpose: The aim of this study is to examine and analyse how companies implement CRM in order to identify the underlying factors that companies fail a CRM implementation. Theories: CRM process, Implementation Strategies, Implementation Model Method: A qualitative study consisting of four semi-structured interviews with different companies. Data: Consists of four interviews with CRM managers from each company Conclusion: If the company understands and takes into account all stages of CRM implementation, and generally believe that all phases are equally important when all the parts come together, this leads to a successful CRM implementation. The underlying factors for a failed CRM implementation is basically that firms believe that a phase is more important than another phase, leading to the company down prioritize other phases that are essential when implementing CRM.
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Customer Relationship Management (CRM) : A multiple case study: analysing the critical factors of CRM implementation

Gruber, Jacqueline, Svensson, Mei Hong January 2012 (has links)
Nowadays a company’s focus has shifted from a product-centric view to a more customer-centric view. Customers play a major role for doing business with companies. That leads to the purpose of this research, which is to identify critical factors of CRM implementation and to gain a deeper understanding of how companies deal with those critical factors. This was done with the help of a qualitative method, where six case companies were taken under the research. These six case companies are operating in different industries (1) laundry system industry, (2) printing industry and (3) heavy industry. In addition, the aim of this thesis was to find out how CRM implementation is influenced by critical factors in terms of CRM process and CRM system, interaction of sales force, information / communication flow and organizational structure / culture. The main points which influence the critical factors of CRM implementation were (1) customer-focused, (2) create trust, (3) sharing information and knowledge and (4) decision-making. To overcome these points at first companies need to be customer-focused their sales force need to be able to create trust with customers. Also it is important that companies have a well-implemented information / communication flow to optimise the decision-making process. Within the research more points for how an international organization can manage these critical factors are described. The collected data was analysed with the help of the theoretical framework. The conclusion could be drawn that, a well implemented CRM would help companies to build a better customer relationship and to be able to know as much about customers as possible.
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CRM fördelar i olika faser - sett ur ett företagsperspektiv / CRM benefits in diffirent phases - viewed from a business perspective

Nanda, Alicia January 2009 (has links)
No description available.
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CRM fördelar i olika faser - sett ur ett företagsperspektiv / CRM benefits in diffirent phases - viewed from a business perspective

Nanda, Alicia January 2009 (has links)
No description available.

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