Title: Definitions of CRM
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2Definitions of CRM
- Customers Entities with whom exchange value.
- (suppliers, employees, external
customers) - Relationship A connection or an association
- Management Skills in managing, executive
ability, managing - the relationship.
3Definitions contd
- And therefore CRM is a business strategy to
select manage the - Most Valuable Customer Relationships.It helps to
understand, - anticipate, manage and personalize an
organizations current - and potential customers.
- CRM is a business strategy designed to optimize
profitability, - revenues and customer satisfaction.
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- Gartner
4What is CRM?
- Organizations perspective
- Acquire and Retain
- Understand and Differentiate
- Develop and Customize
- Interact and Deliver
- Customers perspective
- Organization knows me better
- Friendly and personalized service
- anytime every time
- CRM is a strategy.Technology is the enabler
5Why do we need CRM?What benefits does it
provide?Will it help me boost sales?
- The answers to the above questions and many more
are just waiting to be answered in the - following slides
6Benefits of CRM
Winning back a customer can cost upto 50-100
times as much as keeping a current customer
satisfied
-Rob
Yanker, Partner Mckinsey Co As per Gartner,
acquiring a new customer costs as much as 5 times
more than retaining an existing one i.e it is
280 spent to find a new customer vs 57 to keep
an existing one
7It has been proven that up to 80 of support
issues have been encountered already and if that
information is saved you can quickly and
accurately answer the question. If you can
answer your customers question on that first
call, the confidence your customer has in your
company increasestremendously,thus improving
your relationship and improving customer
retention
- A good CRM suite captures all the information
pertaining to a - particular customer from every interaction that
he/she has with - the company and stores them in a centralized
database and - facilitates easy access
8- Reasons why customers leave
- Move or die- 4
- Other company friendship- 5
- Competition- 9
- Product dissatisfaction- 9
- No customer contact strategy- 67
- CRM ensures the creation of multiple touch
points which will enable - constant interaction with the customers
9Top three benefits that CRM would provide your
organization
10Improvement in the three key functional areas
due to adopting CRM
CRM integrates these three functions thereby
providing a 360 degree view of the customer
11CRMOne of the most popular management tool used
by executives
- A survey by Bain Company
- shows that CRM is used by 75
- of the corporations.
- Also 66 of them said that insufficient
customer insight is hurting their performance
and - hence going for CRM solutions.
12Satisfaction levels of existing CRM Users
- A recent survey on end users conducted by the
PMP Group, - UK which regularly carries out research on IT
Marketing tools found out that 56 of the
respondents had successful benefits out of their
CRM applications
13Major drivers for CRM
- As per PMPs survey Improving customer
satisfaction levels and Retaining existing
customers are - the major motivation factors for implementing CRM
applications
14Benefits contd
- Develop better communication channels
- Collect vital data like customer details other
histories - Create detailed profiles such as customer
preferences - Deliver instant company wide access to customer
histories - Identify new selling opportunities
15How does this transform into ROI?
- Reductions in operating costs
- A higher percentage of cross selling
- More success in attracting new customers and
closing deals faster - Simplification of marketing sales process
- Better customer service
- CRM is a journeynot a destination
16ROIWhat the existing customers say about it
- As per IDC, 58 of the companies surveyed
experienced payback in - one year or less and 34 between 1-3 years.
- The focus has to be on looking at the real
business issues that are behind CRM rather than
only - the technology itself.
Source IDC
17About Protonweb Solutions
- Certified CMMi level 5 company
- Currently being assessed for PCMMi level 3
- Head quartered in Chennai, India. Have offices in
New York, - Michigan and Singapore. Development center in
Chennai and - Bangalore, India.
- Fortune 500 clients from various verticals like
information technology, - training, technology, communications, healthcare
and many more. - One of the fastest growing IT company in India
18Protonweb believes in building partnerships for
enterprise success. Insights meet future proof
solutions. Fresh perspectives meet pragmatic
ideas,and they synthesize to take business
processes to new levels of productivity and
profitability. Creating wealth for the enterprise
through holistic relationship strategies that
are ably complemented by technology
19Our Core Values
- Knowledge and its application
- Relationship and its enhancement
- Change and its management
- Time and its worthiness
- Need and its divergence
- Service and its indulgence
- Strategy and its uniqueness
20Our offerings
- Product development distribution
- Cradle i CRM Products
- Sales force automation
- Marketing automation
- Customer service
- Analytics
- Call center solutions
- CTI
- Workflow management tools
- Enterprise Products
- Accounting
- HRM
- Workflow configuration
- Health care and medical
- informatics
- Business Process Outsourcing
- IT Project development
- CRM sales and service
- Marketing communication services
- Database management services
- IT managed services
- Finance and accounting services
- Transaction processing
- Human Resource management
21The Protonweb Advantage
- End-to-end solutions and complete ownership of
processes - and technologies
- Custom Fit to your business processes
- Significant cost savings, improved process
management and - enhanced profits
- Speedy Deployment
- SEI-CMM Level 5 certification
- Robust and proven processes and services delivery
- Strong domain and industry knowledge
22CMMi Level 5an overview
- Worlds leading software engineering
standard-delivered by - Software Engineering Institute of Carnegie Melon
University, USA. - Provides an integrated approach across the
enterprise - Improves processes
- Reduces redundancies, complexities and cost
resulting from - the use of separate and multiple capability
maturity models
23Benefits of CMMi Level 5
- More explicitly link management and engineering
activities to business objectives - Expand the scope of and visibility into the
product life cycle and - engineering activities to ensure that the
product or service meets - customer expectations
- Incorporate lessons learned from additional areas
of best practice - (e.g., measurement, risk management, and
supplier management) - Implement more robust high-maturity practices
- Address additional organizational functions
critical to its products - and services
- More fully comply with relevant ISO standards
24Cradle inatively integrating enterprise-wide CRM
- The Cradle i Suite comprises a range of
enterprise CRM solutions that helps you build
long-lasting and meaningful relationships with
all your audiences - customers, employees and
partners. Making every interaction count and
every transaction profitable. Cradle i CRM is a
flexible, cost-economical, yet comprehensive
suite of CRM solutions available to medium and
large enterprises. It is designed to custom fit
the unique CRM needs of each enterprise, with the
aim of strengthening the enterprise's competitive
advantage and edge over its competitors.
25- Cradle i is not just a CRM solution but also an
Enterprise Relationship Management tool helping
you to build long lasting, mutually beneficial
relationship with all your audiences i.e.
suppliers, employees customers.
Cradle i CRM solutions cater to a wide range of
general and vertical industries such as beauty,
medical, healthcare, telecom, education,
government and even not-for-profit enterprises
26Modules of Cradle i
Create and manage your Enterprise Knowledge
content
Improve supply chain efficiency
Maintain a personal touch with your customers
Create, edit and manage customer campaigns
Faster problem resolution, optimized field
service resources and reduced operation costs
Automate Email communication for more accurate
and timely response
Faster response, lower servicing costs and more
profitable service contracts.
Access to critical business and customer
information
integration of computer and telephony
Maximize sales opportunities, optimize sales
efforts and drive sales results.
Assist customers through external Web sites or
employees on intranets
Automate marketing campaigns for maximum returns
on your marketing dollars
Enhanced decision making through customized
reports
Know more about your customers with advanced
business performance metrics
Easy integration of databases for maximized
impact
27Technical Architecture of Cradle i
- Heart of the system is a component based
distributed computing technology built on n-tier
architecture. - The n-tier architecture divides the system into
functional layers. - Each layer is supported by multiple hardware,
software browser based interfaces, which
optimize system performance. - Platform independent application server.
- It also supports multiple databases like Oracle,
DB2, MS SQL, Sybase Informix.
28Key advantages of Cradle i
- Enterprise wide capabilities
- Fast to deploy (3-4 months)
- Cost economical and Affordable
- Multiple platform support (Unix, Win and Linux)
- Web based (.NET, JAVA and ASP) and Client Server
- Modules are huge enough to be independently
implemented no need for base module - Flexible licensing structure
29Benefits of Cradle i CRM
30Transforming these benefits into positive ROI
for you
- Improves sales, service and marketing processes
through - intelligent automation
- Information sharing and knowledge mining
- Enhances reporting capabilities
- Frontline representatives become more sensitive
and - responsive to customer requests thereby
improving customer - service
- Creates multiple channels of access to interact
with - customers
- Enhances decision making
31Transforming these benefits into positive ROI
for you contd..
- Increases customer loyalty which leads to
- Acquisition costs reduced
- Loss of revenue mitigated
- Reduced cost to serve loyal customers
- Encourages customer spending consolidation
- Greater Efficiency
- Shorter sales cycles
- Improved lead qualification
- Improved sales utilization
- Shorter problem resolution times
- Reduced escalation costs
- Increased Revenues
- Greater sales conversion rates
- Referral marketing benefits
- Value proposition enhancement
- Brand extension and enhancement
- Added pay services through the system
- Reduced costs
- Reduced training cycles and resources
- Reduced costs of internal error
- Hiring flexibility
- Greater employee retention
32CRM Framework
Source Leap Thought
33Cradle i implementation-7 Ds approach
Define
Design
Document
Develop
Deliver
Demonstrate
Direct
- Analyse and
- recommend how
- business process
- can be further
- improved by the
- design.
- Define the current
- business process
- Define business
- direction goals
- Define user specific
- requirements
- Define project
- timelines, roles
- responsibilities
- Cradle i modules
- and database
- configuration based
- on business
- process and end
- user customization.
- Parallel development
- of customized needs.
- Testing of customization.
- Cradle i training
- specialists conduct
- comprehensive end
- user training for all
- levels of end users.
- User manual and
- system documentation
- are given.
- Detailed system
- specification and end user
- customization are
- documented and
- confirmed.
- A Copy of the
- software is Installed
- onsite for user
- familiarization
- and development
- testing.
- Upon successful
- testing, Cradle i
- installed in
- production
- environment for
- system rollout.
- Data verification
- tests for migrated
- database is
- carried out
- concurrently
34- Cradle i the perfect Relationship Business
solution for the modern enterprise.It ensures
that your Sales, Marketing and Customer Service
departments seamlessly integrate, manage and
distribute data efficiently. - Master the art of managing relationships, after
all isn't it what business is all about.
35Thank You