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CALTEC is a Customer-oriented company and fully focused on Customer
Satisfaction. This is only possible when there is a
proper CRM system, which helps us to find the exact
requirement of clients. This helps us to build
relationship with the customer and create real
customer value.
Customer
Relationship Management (CRM) help
us to build a Customer Focused Business with proper
implementation of it, and help to handle the project
well and thus leads to performance improvement.
Customer
Relationship Management (CRM)
is a business strategy to select and manage customers
to optimize long-term value. CRM requires a
customer-centric business philosophy and culture to
support effective marketing, sales, and service
processes. CRM applications can enable effective
Customer Relationship Management, provided that an
enterprise has the right leadership, strategy, and
culture. Customer
relationship management
is the implementation of customer-centric business
strategies; which drives redesigning of functional
activities; which demands re-engineering of work
processes; which is supported, not driven, by CRM
technology. We use this definition because we
reinforce the understanding that CRM is a "chain
reaction" triggered by new strategic initiatives
rather than something you can initiate at the work
process, or worse yet, technology level. Customer
relationship management
is the superset of business models, process
methodologies and interactive technologies for
achieving and sustaining high levels of retention and
referrals within identified categories of valuable and
grow able customers. CRM
extends the
concept of selling from a discrete act performed by a
salesperson to a continual process involving every
person in the company. It is the art/science of
gathering and using information about your customers
to build customer loyalty and increase customer value.
With the current state of information technology, and
high customer service expectations, it's practically
impossible to consider these process issues without
addressing technology, but it's important to remember
that customer relationships—human
relationships—are the ultimate driving force.
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