Customer Relationship Management:A Strategic Imperative in The World of E-Business
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Stanley A. Brown is the Contributing Editor of Customer Relationship Management and a Partner in the Customer Relationship Management (CRM) consulting practice at PricewaterhouseCoopers. He leads PricewaterhouseCoopers' International Centre of Excellence in Customer Care.

He is a frequent speaker on the topic of customer care, and writes regularly for newsletters and magazine around the globe. He is the author of five previous books: Strategic Customer Care: An Evolutionary Approach to Increasing Customer Value and Profitability (Wiley, 1999), Breakthrough Customer Service: Best Practices of Leaders in Customer Support (Wiley, 1997), What Customers Value Most: How to Achieve Business Transformation by Focusing on Processes That Touch Your Customers (Wiley, 1995), Total Quality Service, and Creating the Service Culture.

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FIRST PRINCIPLES IN CRM: OVERVIEW.

Putting CRM to Work: The Rise of the Relationship.

The Need for a Market-Intelligent Enterprise (MIE) (SM).

A Case Study on CRM and Mass Customization: Capital One.

STEP ONE: BUILDING AND IMPLEMENTING THE CUSTOMER STRATEGY: OVERVIEW.

Creating Loyalty: Its Strategic Importance in Your Customer Strategy.

From Customer Loyalty to Customer Dependency: A Case for Strategic Customer Care.

Customer Acquisition and CRM: A Financial Services Perspective.

STEP TWO: THE NEED FOR EFFECTIVE CHANNEL AND PRODUCT STRATEGIES: OVERVIEW.

Customer Relationship Management through New Product Development.

Channel Management and Customer Relationship Management.

Embracing the e-Channel.

e-Channel Management: Electronic-Customer Relationship Management.

The Customer-Centric Organization in the Automotive Industry-Focus for the 21st Century.

STEP THREE: THE INFRASTRUCTURE STRATEGY: OVERVIEW.

The Tools for CRM: The Three Ws of Technology.

Using the Tools: Database Marketing, Data Warehousing and Data Mining.

CRM in the Telecommunication Industry: A Case Study of Swisscom.

ENABLING THE CRM STRATEGY: OVERVIEW.

Implementing CRM: 20 Steps to Success.

Using Catalytic Measures to Improve CRM.

Best Practices in Outsourcing CRM and Lessons Learned.

Learning and Knowledge Management Programs in the Age of CRM.

Implementing CRM: The Need for Performance Alignment.

Conclusion.

Appendix.

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"This book is not an academic exercise in the concept of CRM, rather, it is a hands on, 'live' account of how to apply CRM to increase revenues. It highlights the need for development, segmentation and differentiation of channels, products and communication, ...capabilities required to create a sustainable, profitable and invincible customer relationship."
Gunnar Brock, President and CEO, Tetra Pak International

"Customer Relationship Management provides a customer-focused business strategy designed to optimize profitability, revenue, and customer satisfaction across all interaction channels. It highlights why a web strategy must now be additive to the existing CRM strategy to create a 'longitudinal view' of the organization that is more engaging to the customer and results in a more satisfying relationship."
Michael Maoz, Research Director, CRM Practice, Sales Leadership Strategies, GartnerGroup

"This book is must reading for companies that want to be more competitive. It provides businesses with thought-provoking solutions to consider in their quest for superior results."
J.A. Sinex, III, Manager, Customer Care Services Center, Global Services Business, DuPont Company

"Customer Relationship Management provides a structure for those wanting to create optimal relationships with their strategic customers. It provides an important e-business perspective and a practitioner's guide to lessons learned."
Larry Flynn, Vice President Merchandising, LCBO

"Customer Relationship Management provides the reader with an impressive array of specific examples and best practices that illustrate a step-by-step approach to customer care. It provides practical advice and guidance to move an organization along the CRM journey."
Steve Hoisington, Vice President Quality, Johnson Controls, Inc.

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