The CRM Master Key contains many state-of-the-art CRM models and
techniques not seen in the standard CRM reports, books, workshops
or consultancies. These represent a depth of insight and effectiveness
way beyond the usual buzzwords, so that organizations investing
in the Master Key can use them to realize greater profitability
with CRM. An holistic sense of CRM enables management of all the
CRM critical success factors including CRM values management and
customer contact process
re-design.
This is broken down into 8 stages, or more accurately,
workstreams:-
Stage 1: Understanding CRM
Stage 5: Changing to CRM
Introduces the basics of CRM thinking, describes
its different aspects, talks about the major success factors
and provides a glossary of terms and concepts.
Describes the human side to CRM with the assessment of
customer centric values and the techniques available to develop
a sense of enthusiasm for the project.
Stage 2: Analyzing CRM
Stage 6: Costing & Justifying CRM Solutions
Investigates the suitability of CRM on a strategic
level before discussing the depths of customer segmentation
and requirements as well as CRM operational efficiencies before
finishing with CRM strategy formulation.
Provides a methodology for establishing the business case
and for quantifying the potential returns buying various CRM
options might deliver.
Stage 3: Project Managing CRM
Stage 7: Purchasing CRM Products
Details the best practices and protocols in
this discipline as applied to CRM’s critical success
factors and risk management. This section also shows a typical
CRM Project Schedule (as a Gantt Chart of a Microsoft®
Project® 2000 file).
Provides a sequence of events for the selection and buying
process as well as the key criteria applicable together with
a scoring method.
Stage 4: Designing the CRM Business Operation
Stage 8:Implementing and Reviewing CRM
Looks at the design of operational, reporting
and strategy development processes across the entire CRM capability,
whilst
Details the pilot and roll-out of CRM technology before
closing off with a review methodology that can be fed into
the next CRM effort.
Designing the CRM Technical Solution
Focuses on the architecture of CRM solutions, the data
management and modeling requirements.
Here are just a few example files that your investment
in the CRM Master Key buys:-
Microsoft® Word® documents including
CRM overview, project planning, analysis, strategy, design,
change management, costing / justifying, purchasing, implementation
and review
Microsoft® PowerPoint® presentation introducing
CRM to the company and what it involves.
Microsoft® Excel® spreadsheets for calculating
project costs and benefits.
CRM project management Gantt Chart in Microsoft® Project®.
Several files in Microsoft® Visio® on CRM process
maps and methodology templates.