ENHANGCING CUSTOMER RELATIONSHIP MANAGEMENT (CRM) PRACTICE FOR SERVICE BY CREATING CUSTOMER’S VALUE- VINAPHONE FOR EXAMPLE
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(CRM) PRACTICE FOR SERVICE BY CREATING CUSTOMER’S VALUE-
VINAPHONE FOR EXAMPLE
Trang 3• Mission: VinaPhone always try our best to apply
advance telecom technologies effectively to expand our mobile network serving customers anywhere and
to make a great contribution to the socio-economic developments of Vietnam.
• Vision: Nowadays, mobile information services are
developing significantly and becoming an indispensable factor for Vietnamese citizens in their life. VinaPhone always plays a role as the leading mobile network in Vietnam and stays close anywhere with our customers.
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Trang 4Research motive (Company Question)
•VinaPhone has a large number of customers but the customer care process
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• Each area has their own system, tracking and keeping records on different software
• Management does not have real time performance
information
• Customer Service does not have marketing information for cross sell opportunties.
• Sales does not have easy access to client records
• Customer calls, old system doesn't tie into account, so don't know past order
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• CRM should be cared as the most important problem (help VinaPhone company establish new construction, enhance serving time)
• CRM brings many benefit to bussiness and Customer satisfaction is the development of business
• Many studies in area of customer intention to develop CRM conducted all over the world, but no official studies in Vietnam
Research motive (3)
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Trang 10Literature review (1)
• Customer Relationship Management
(CRM) was a concept that first made a
huge impact on the business world in the 1990’s
Trang 11• The implementation of customer relationship management (CRM) is an important stage in organization’s corporate
•Developt and enhance valuable personal relationships with customer.
• CRM is an integration of technologies, people and business processes
(Greenberg, 2002, Bohling et al., 2006)
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Literature review (2)
Trang 12Literature review (3)
• Technical management should have
intergration with external system.
• Sale/marketing management provides input for analysis reports of customers, stock,
product and contacts
• Report management helps company to
generate specific reports according to some customized data
• Workflow management is totally intergrated with sale process and technical modules
BRM – Dr Chen
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Trang 16• Helping sales staff close deals faster
• Retaining existing customers and
discovering new ones
• Building a relationship with your customer history
Evaluation of CRM(4)
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Trang 17Research methods
Research model (Karagol, 2007)
Success of CRM system
+ Operational process of workflow
+ Report process of workflow
-Success of sale
-Success of report
+ customer-product related report
+ company - employee
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Trang 19The sampling design
• Primary data: A survey of 200 employees;
Trang 20Information needs collection
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Trang 23Significance of research
• Providing promotions, services and products that are exactly what your customers are looking for
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