CRM :: CRM Subjective Considerations

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Subjective considerations for CRM implementation


In the last issue we reviewed questions for determining the value of implementing a CRM system in real dollars.

Simply put, if you don’t give your customers what they want your business won't make a profit and if your business doesn’t make a profit, you’re sunk!

Many of the benefits of CRM are quantifiable, while others are more subjective. Here are some additional questions you can ask yourself to determine how CRM will benefit your company:

Q. Do your sales department, customer service department and management team all have access to the same customer data?

Q. Do your salespeople have information about individual accounts that no one else has access to?

Q. Are you tracking client opinions of your customer service?

Q. Does your Marketing department have the ability to segment accounts so that they can do targeted marketing?

Q. Does your company really put the customer’s wants and needs first?

Q. Is your company designed and set up so that all departments support Marketing and Sales efforts to win and keep customer accounts?

Q. Is customer turnover a rare occurance?

Q. Is employee compensation tied to customer satisfaction and sales results?

Q. Does your management have a long term expectation for CRM results?

If your answer was no to any of the above questions then these are the areas in which CRM will prove to be the most beneficial.

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