Have Multiple Customer Touch Points? How to Use Dynamics CRM to Improve Customer Satisfaction
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For companies in niche markets with multiple customer touch points, the key to improving revenues lies in improving customer service. This paper focuses on three widely varying niche markets--wealth management/private banking, computer peripherals and equipment distributors, and specialty healthcare--detailing opportunities for applying Dynamics CRM, as follows: How to use CRM to take advantage of the requirements of trust and accumulated knowledge in wealth management and private banking;In the Wholesale computer and peripherals business, how CRM can expand the range of sales force automation options to include such techniques as monitoring of competitor contracts with customer prospects and up-sell and cross-sell opportunities;The six key building blocks of an effective Patient Relationship Management system;How CRM builds in flexibility in many niche markets by allowing flexibility along a number of sales processes, including opportunity management, lead management, and account management;Why a horizontal CRM platform allows for development of the most powerful industry-specific business tool.

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1 Responses to “Have Multiple Customer Touch Points? How to Use Dynamics CRM to Improve Customer Satisfaction”
February 14, 2011 at 11:36 AM
One option for a CRM solution is Microsoft Dynamics CRM. You’ll get full sales, marketing and service features and integration with other MS technologies. You can choose between an in-house or a hosted model, depending on your needs. This link will give you more details: http://smb.ms/Outreache3dJmE
Regards,
Jodi E.
Microsoft SMB Outreach Team
msftoft@microsoft.com
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