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What is Customer Relationship Management
(CRM)?
This widely used acronym that can refer to many things.
Simply defined, CRM is: Any program or process that helps a business
to better understand and retain customers.
NETnack
founder Share Reeves defines the benefits of CRM in her article,
"CRM is Filling the Gaps Between Customer Service, Sales
and Marketing." Read
it at
CRMGuru.com
or at Seattle24x7.com
From CIO.com
Customer Relationship Management is a strategy to learn more
about customers' needs and behaviors in order to develop stronger
relationships with them. CRM brings together lots of information
abut customers, sales, marketing effectiveness, responsiveness and
market trends.
The idea is that CRM helps business uses people process and technology
to gain insight into the behavior of customers and the value of
those customers. If it works as hoped, a business can provide better
customer service, simplify marketing and sales process, discover
new customers, increase customer revenues.
Take a look at our services,
solutions and
case studies and see
how NETnack can help you hit your 'customer relationship' targets
dead center.
Grow your business with NETnack services,
contact us.
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