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24 Feb 2008 01:19:41 | David C Skul
I have noticed in the last few months a lot of discussions on
CRM solutions and software in the forums. And it is a very
positive thing that people started to talk about the CRM concept
that will probably change the future business arenas. But there
is a little misconception about the CRM term. I will now
explain:
CRM comes for Customer Relationship Management and it is some
kind of information technology industry term for strategies,
software, methodologies and other help the company to manage
customer relationship. CRM implies that everybody in the company
is focused on the customer.
But some say that this is not the best definition of CRM. The
CRM is about relations between people, and so, it is not a
technology. It is know that business did exist long before
computers, so relations between business people existed before
computers. So, CRM was not invented using computers (just the
name was). This means that CRM existed before, and now, with the
help of computers, we are taking the advantages of the
possibilities that technology gives. The technology of computers
applied on CRM allows us to see how the customer is web surfing
through the site, and, if we want to, we can stop him and offer
assistance, in the same time wondering if the customer will
welcome that. It is just like you're a salesman in a store and
you would watch the expression of the customer that enters and,
based on that, decide to approach him or not. But, on the net
you cannot see his face.
So, what CRM does is allowing enterprises to gather and access
information about customers buying preferences, complains,
histories for a better anticipation of for what customers will
want. Therefore, the main goal of the CRM is to have, for the
company, greater customer loyalty.
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