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What is Electronic Customer Relationship Management (eCRM)

Encyclopedia of E-Business Development and Management in the Global Economy
The e-Business initiatives of a firm concerned with attracting, maintaining, and enhancing the relationship between the firm and the customers it serves.
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Customer Relationship Management (CRM): A Dichotomy of Online and Offline Activities
Kelley O’Reilly (Utah State University, USA) and David Paper (Utah State University, USA)
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-61520-611-7.ch049
Abstract
By establishing the position that electronic customer relationship management (eCRM) is a form of CRM, this chapter sets out to aid the reader in understanding why CRM and eCRM initiatives are both promising and challenging. By exposing the reader to common CRM literature, the chapter documents how companies can determine the best blended approach to CRM initiatives that balance both online and offline marketing initiatives. Additionally, by considering that each unique customer touch point represents a key market strategy decision, companies can thoughtfully, and with strategic intent, design, develop, and ultimately deploy systems that effectively balance human and computer interaction. By following the suggested guidelines provided for optimizing strategic marketing decisions, companies are more likely to avoid the common pitfalls and barriers to success that have been experienced by others as documented in the literature.
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Towards Management of Interoperable Learning Objects
CRM comprises the methods, systems, and procedures that facilitate the interaction between the firm and its customers. The development of new technologies, especially the proliferation of self-service channels like the Web and WAP phones, has changed consumer buying behaviour and forced the companies to manage electronically the relationships with customers. The new CRM systems are using electronic devices and software applications that attempt to personalize and add value to customer-company interactions.
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Restructuring the Marketing Information System for eCRM: An Application of the Eriksson-Penker Method
CRM comprises the methods, systems and procedures that facilitate the interaction between the firm and its customers. The development of new technologies, especially the proliferation of self-service channels like the web and wap phones, has changed consumer buying behaviour and forced the companies to manage electronically the relationships with customers. The new CRM systems are using electronic devices and software applications that attempt to personalize and add value to customer-company interactions.
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