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Subject- CUSTOMER RELATIONSHIP MANAGEMENT TOPIC- CUSTOMER CARE MANAGEMENT

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ST. ANDREWS COLLEGE OF ARTS, SCIENCE AND COMMERCE, BANDRA

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Subject-

CUSTOMER RELATIONSHIP MANAGEMENT

SYBBI

SEMESTER- III

GROUP 6

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TOPIC-

CUSTOMER CARE MANAGEMENT

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Content

1 Introduction

2 Multimedia contact center and contact management

3 Electronic point of sales

4 Customer satisfaction survey

5 Service quality and its gaps

6 Transactional analysis

7 Winning strategies and processes for effective CRM

8 Conclusion

9 References

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Introduction

What is CRM?Customer Care Management Definition Features– Patience – Commitment– Improvement– Assertiveness– Expediency

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Multimedia contact centre

• Definition• Contact Management

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Electronic Point Of Sales

• Definition• Working

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Customer Satisfaction Survey

• Definition

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Service Quality Gaps

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Transactional Analysis

• Definition

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Effective Implementation of CRM Strategies In Banks And Insurance Companies

• Concentrate on strategy and practices• Gather accurate information relating to your

customers• Practice-led Implementation for your CRM

solution• Learning from failures and success to further drive

business performance• User adoption is a critical factor

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Conclusion

• Customer care is one of the most important ingredients of the marketing mix for products and services.

• High quality customer service helps to create customer loyalty.

• Customers today are not only interested in the product they are being offered but all the additional elements of service that they receive.

• Customer service is the overall activity of identifying and satisfying customer needs.

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References

• Wikipedia• Businesscasestudies.co.uk• Studymode.com• Books.google.com

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