AbstractThe subject of study is to show CRM (Customer Relationship Management) Systems as technological resources, that properly implemented, can empower the companies’ management skills embodied in an efficient market segmentation strategy. This analysis is based on the case study of VIPs Group, thanks to structured interviews with the head of the Customer's Area. We explain the organization's practices as well as the adoption of their CRM system, from early steps to their implementation and use. Through the use of this technology, companies identify both threats and achieved strengths, materialized in dynamic capabilities. The smart use of these systems allows combining different resources in order to provide new capabilities used to incr...
Summarization: The objective of this Master’s Thesis is to understand the modern CRM (Customer Relat...
Swiftness and adaptability are the keywords of the third millenium. The real-time sending of informa...
This chapter aims to provide a complete characterization of the different perspectives of customer r...
AbstractThe subject of study is to show CRM (Customer Relationship Management) Systems as technologi...
The move in recent times towards customer-centric business shifts companies and organizations to be ...
The conditions for doing business are rapidly changing. Consumptions patterns are different, there...
The conditions for doing business are rapidly changing. Consumptions patterns are different, there...
The conditions for doing business are rapidly changing. Consumptions patterns are different, there...
During economic recession several companies face a dangerous period and also during this period some...
Abstract This elaboration deals with systems supporting customer relationship management - CRM. The ...
Customer relationship management (CRM) is an important concept for every or-ganization. This concern...
The first goal of this paper is to expound the term CRM (Customer Relationship Management.) This the...
AbstractToday, according to the complexity and extent of the activities of each organization and inc...
The business world today is in a middle of huge transition. From brand and product centric, the orga...
The modern market is characterized by changes in the relationship between companies and customers. T...
Summarization: The objective of this Master’s Thesis is to understand the modern CRM (Customer Relat...
Swiftness and adaptability are the keywords of the third millenium. The real-time sending of informa...
This chapter aims to provide a complete characterization of the different perspectives of customer r...
AbstractThe subject of study is to show CRM (Customer Relationship Management) Systems as technologi...
The move in recent times towards customer-centric business shifts companies and organizations to be ...
The conditions for doing business are rapidly changing. Consumptions patterns are different, there...
The conditions for doing business are rapidly changing. Consumptions patterns are different, there...
The conditions for doing business are rapidly changing. Consumptions patterns are different, there...
During economic recession several companies face a dangerous period and also during this period some...
Abstract This elaboration deals with systems supporting customer relationship management - CRM. The ...
Customer relationship management (CRM) is an important concept for every or-ganization. This concern...
The first goal of this paper is to expound the term CRM (Customer Relationship Management.) This the...
AbstractToday, according to the complexity and extent of the activities of each organization and inc...
The business world today is in a middle of huge transition. From brand and product centric, the orga...
The modern market is characterized by changes in the relationship between companies and customers. T...
Summarization: The objective of this Master’s Thesis is to understand the modern CRM (Customer Relat...
Swiftness and adaptability are the keywords of the third millenium. The real-time sending of informa...
This chapter aims to provide a complete characterization of the different perspectives of customer r...