Handbook of Customer Relationship Management

Every time a customer approaches your business, they arrive with an expectation. It may be a service need or a new product interest, but in every case, they have an expectation that accompanies their interest in your business. What happens next will form an experience that shapes their behavior. A good experience may increase their loyalty and tendency to purchase again. A poor experience may transfer their business to your competitor. The ability to recognize this process and to actively manage it forms the basis for Customer Relationship Management, or CRM. The ability to ensure that the enterprise will act with unity of purpose to ensure experiences that exceed every expectation is a monumental task. Customers interacting with employees, employees collaborating with suppliers every interaction is an opportunity to manage a relationship. --- Craig Conway

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Completed MBA (Bharathiyar University, India), M.Phil (Alagappa University, India), Ph.D (Mother Teresa Womens University, India),having 9 years of Experience in Academics, published more than 30 Articles in Journals, presently working as Asst.professor in Mekelle University, Ethiopia, can be reached at nkavithamba@gmail.com