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  • 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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The Customer Relationship Management Process in Service Industry : Its Measurement and Impact on Performance.

Han, Pei-shan 18 July 2006 (has links)
Service industry in Taiwan has a great advance during these decades, but one characteristic of the service industry is that service is easily and immediately copied by competitors. In order to cultivate more loyal customers, it is important to create excellent customer relationship management process and to expend every marketing budget wisely. Based on previous study, Reinartz, Krafft & Hoyer (2004) argued two outcomes. One is that CRM process measure outlines three key stages: initiation, maintenance, and termination; the other one is that the implementation of CRM process has a moderately positive association with both perceptual and objective company performance. This research is a case study aims to verify the result by interviewing the managers of nine travel agencies in Taiwan. This research concludes the following results from the interviews of nine travel agencies; especially focuses on the fulfillment of CRM process and the tourism classifications. First, the more a travel agency puts emphasis on service quality, the higher implementation of CRM process they perform. Secondly, it is difficult to evaluate the effects of the CRM process by judging the sales revenue between tourism wholesalers and retailers in 2005, because there are different in their business components. With respect to the classifications of travel agencies, the connections between CRM process and performances are as follows: (1) for the tourism wholesalers, the more cooperative retailers a wholesaler has, the better financial performance it shows. (2) The retail agencies that have enterprises as customers have better financial performances than that only have mass customers.(3) In the tourist industry, if the companies concentrate more on CRM, they would have better non-financial performances. (4) For tourism wholesalers, the more they concentrate on CRM, the better non-financial performances they represent. Finally, it is not significant that the organizational differences have impacts on CRM process and company performance.
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Managed the research of the probing CRM's role with current mass retailers' membership programs --Take A Company as an example

Chung, Wen-Sheng 21 January 2007 (has links)
Globalization, rapid hi-tech developments, and deregulations have heated up the competitions in retail industry. Retailers, in order to gain competing edge to stay in business, have to jump over board for substantial investments in new retail technologies to keep up the paces for business developments and services or for mere survival. Yet, customers are the source of fund for a corporation and are the purposes of the existence of a corporation. At the forefront of a corporation, it is the focus on retaining existing customers and developing new customers (markets). It is about sales and marketing of which all require more sophisticated skills for paying attention to in this new information age. Therefore, CRM (customer relationship management) has become an issue that new computer technologies are used for gaining the edge winning customers. New technologies enable CRM to provide information and manage data faster than like never before. This research study is quantities and qualitative analysis of CRM¡¦s role with current mass retailers¡¦ membership programs. We outline present consumer behaviors and market trends, as well as, identifying what future trends could be. We hope this research could server as references for top management decision making so that the CRM program(s) can be tailored to their needs. The objectives of this research report are 1. Qualitative searches for definitions, benefits, and features of CRM 2. Connect the dots of marketing and information technology 3. Case study of mass market retailer¡¦s membership program 4. Future trend of CRM and what could impede the performance of a CRM program We¡¦d draw the issues of why a corporation today needs to implement CRM, what results a CRM can bring for a corporation, and how a corporation could achieve with it.
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The Effects of Customer Relationship Management of Credit Card on Customer Loyalty

Chang, Yu-hsuan 14 June 2007 (has links)
In the consumer consciousness to surge upward, the product to weed through the old to bring forth the new unceasingly, under the market environment fast icissitude time, wants to maintain the customer loyalty to have all the more difficult tendency. Hence, how to maintain good relationship with customers to strength their willingness to frequent communicate with back has become very important. Therefore for various bank raises one's head in the competition intense environment, then with every effort develops each service, provides measures the financial service and the related product for the customer which the body subscribes does, hoped that can establish the long-time relations. Motivation of this research is to investigate correlations among customer relationship management, customer satisfaction, and customer loyalty from customers¡¦ point of view and through questionnaire to understand credit card holders¡¦ recognized feelings while interacting and communicating with the issued bank. The research targets are credit card holders live in Tai Chung city. The available sample size is 385, this research main analysis result is altogether as follows: First, the partial demographic variables are related to credit card holding situations. The results could be a reference for operator in planning for related marketing strategy Second, the partial demographic variables and credit card holding situations have significant differences to customer relationship management, customer satisfaction and customer loyalty. Third, There is positive relationship customer satisfaction and customer relationship. Customer satisfaction affects customer relationship, which means when customers recognize credit card issuing bank more then the relationship will show betters. Discovered according to this findings that the customer will relate the management truly to affect the customer loyalty, and the customer service, the interactive emotion, support processing and the technology will display these four construction surface are also the consumer take seriously.
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The effect of HRM activities of sales service business on CRM ¢w based on the examples of medical and health sales business

Chen, Yi-Ming 10 June 2003 (has links)
Abstract The competitive market in 21 century is full of uncertainty. The needs of customers change fast as time, location, age, and feelings. Customers lead market. Successful business in uncertain environment must respect, understand, satisfy, and master customers. Only when business do well in CRM, and then customers can shop goods again. And public praise not only reduce the cost of marketing to open up new customers but also gain sales and profits. The culture of customer-oriented is the premise of CRM. Understand customers¡¦ needs, meet them, provide good service and process, make sure the safety convenience of deals. Because customers are satisfied and have high loyalty, it can produce the beneficial result of CRM. Building HR effective management is from the business culture of customer-oriented in competitive age. And HRD is more important than assets. Information resource has become a part of life for people. Business managers should consider how to use information resource and technology ability well. Let these tools help employees provide better services to customers. By doing this we can increase sales profits, raise customer loyalty, and reduce business cost. The results of research are as follows¡G 1.HRM activities and the beneficial result of CRM have significant relation. 2.To HRM activities and the beneficial result of CRM, some parts of COC are mediators. 3.HRM activities and the culture establishing of customer-oriented have significant relation. 4.Technology skills¡Bculture of customer-oriented and CRM have moderator situation. 5.Information resource¡Bculture of customer-oriented and the beneficial result of CRM have moderator situation.
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Study on Architecture-Oriented Customer Relationship Management Model

Chi-Tse, Lu 14 January 2008 (has links)
In recent years, owing to the network, the information science and technology, and the telecommunications industry¡¦s popularization, make the interaction between the enterprise and customer more frequent. The more rigid marketing to customer, the higher quality of product and service can be applied to the customer request. How to dig the high profit rate customer in the general customer group, and maintain good the interaction relationship among the customers, and detain the customers who already has, then becomes a key factor to adopt the Customer Relationship Management (CRM). In this research, we find that most CRM literature focused on the case study, or adopted the key factor discussion and the theory of CRM elaboration. The main purpose of our research is to define and develop an Architecture-Oriented Customer Relationship Management Model (AOCRMM). This model provides the information and the way of construction of CRM, so the entire construction of CRM can be easily understood. In this model, the sufficient defines structure element, service of structure element, and behavior. By unifying structure viewpoints, behavior viewpoints, and resources viewpoints, we then construct the structure behavior coalescence for a CRM system. We conclude that AOCRMM, being an integration model, enables enterprise organization, IT system, internal business processes, etc. to be a single interface to customers. Also AOCRMM makes the organization behavior be presented easily the resources be used effortlessly, and have a good communication effect of organization and external environment.
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Studies on Customer Relations Management and Medical service satisfication under BOT Structure

Lee, Chi-liang 22 July 2009 (has links)
With the high development of society and economy, the rising level of national education, and the awareness of consumer rights in Taiwan, consumers¡¦ demands for medical and health care is increasing. The role of consumers has transformed to actively select and require medical and health care. The implementation of the National Health Insurance leads to the role change of the medical provider from a price maker to a price receiver, which benefits hospitals with mass product and cost control. Therefore, price-drive medical consumers become quality¡Vdriven ones, which benefits hospitals with good faculty, facilities and service. Nowadays, the hospital business environment is becoming more and more competitive. It is vital not only for hospital substantial business to create customer value of service and quality but also for hospital competitiveness to satisfy customer needs. The business strategy of hospitals is to greatly strengthen internal management and actively seek for the interaction with the external environment to keep survival and growth. Besides, hospitals apply CRM in order to attract new customers, retain old customers and to increase the profits of the customer contribution. Because of the limit of cost and budget tight policy, large hospitals are increasing their scale and the limited resource /number of customers. In this case, it is necessary for hospital¡¦s business strategy to focus on both quality and cost effectiveness. Hospitals build the tight relationship with customers so that they are willing to be diagnosed. Thus, Customer Relationship Management is the core competitive advantage for hospitals. Nevertheless, hospitals are less willing to purchase extracorporeal shock wave lithotripsy machines for the sake of the tight finance budget. As far as medical device suppliers are concerned, they have to adopt BOT approach in order to maintain business growth. Regarding the medical service and cooperation model for renal calculus patients, we discover that it is the equipment suppliers that are responsible for CRM rather than hospitals establishment. The retention number and returning frequency is the key to the revenues of the equipment suppliers, which means the relationship between hospitals and suppliers are unbroken. Our research indicates that the business model of extracorporeal shock wave lithotripsy machine can apply the concept of CRM. The medical equipment business and medical organization develop the model of the patient service with the base; CRM, the core value: customers and the hospital vision. We construct the ¡§four wins¡¨ model for the hospital, the patient, the Health Insurance Bureau and the business with the decision-making strategy, customer service and IT application.
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Effiziente Gestaltung bankspezifischer CRM-Prozesse : ein praxisorientiertes Referenz-Organisationsmodell /

Mengue Nkoa, Clément Urbain. January 2007 (has links) (PDF)
RWTH, Diss., u. d. T.--Aachen, Mengue Nkoa, Clément Urbain: Ein Referenz-Organisationsmodell für das Kundenbeziehungsmanagement im Privatkundengeschäft von Banken.
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Das Costumer Relationship Management als ein Ansatz zur Verbesserung der Wettbewerbsfähigkeit von Unternehmen des ÖPNV /

Hutterer, Peter, January 2008 (has links) (PDF)
Univ., Diplomarbeit--Linz, 2008.
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Web 2.0 im Private Banking : die Auswirkungen moderner Internetdienste auf den Beratungsprozess /

Keller, René W., January 2008 (has links) (PDF)
Univ., Diplomarbeit--Zürich, 2008.
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Von der Kundenzufriedenheit zur Lebensqualität - "Quality of Life" als Zielgröße im Marketing /

Rochel, Mareike. January 2006 (has links)
Ludwig-Maximilians-Univ., Dipl.-Arbeit--München, 2006.

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