Communication Channel — definition?
Medium for transmitting information between business and customers.
Operational CRM — role?
Supports direct customer interactions like sales and service.
Customer Service and Sales — integration?
CRM combines front-office and back-office functions for customer management.
Analytical CRM — function?
Analyzes customer data to improve strategies and insights.
Data Mining — technique?
Analyzes large datasets to discover patterns and insights.
Customer Data Warehouse — purpose?
Stores integrated customer data for analysis and decision-making.
CRM as Business Philosophy — meaning?
Embedding customer-centric values into company culture and processes.
Communication Channels — examples?
Email, phone, face-to-face, letter, internet, fax.
Operational vs Analytical CRM — difference?
Operational handles daily interactions; analytical focuses on data analysis.
Customer Data Warehouse — importance?
Centralizes data for strategic analysis and personalized marketing.
Data Mining — goal?
Uncover patterns and trends to support decision-making.
CRM integration — necessity?
Combines front and back-office functions for seamless customer experience.
24/7 Availability — benefit?
Enhances customer satisfaction and loyalty.
CRM philosophy — implementation?
Requires company-wide commitment to customer-centric culture.
Test your knowledge with 7 questions on Mastering Customer Relationship Management Strategies.
1. What is a communication channel in the context of Customer Relationship Management (CRM)?
2. Which of the following communication channels is explicitly mentioned as being used in operational CRM functions?
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