Building Profitable
Business with CRM Initiatives
With intense competition and
customer sophistication, organizations are beginning to realize
that price is not a sustainable competitive edge. Customer relationship
has swept Asia as the most effective initiative that helps companies.
However, more than 70% of CRM initiatives failed. Revenue does
not mean profitability; Customer satisfaction does not mean customer
loyalty. Loyalty customers are not necessarily profitable customers.
How to make loyal customers profitable? This intensive 1 day workshop
will give participants a key roadmap on how to build loyal and
profitable customers by generating a specific CRM strategy for
each customer group. They will also learn how to improve customer
touch points for delightful customer experience... |
Date: |
February 26,
2004 |
Time: |
9:00am-5:00pm |
Venue: |
Ballroom
B, 2/F., Langham Hotel, 8 Peking Rd. TST |
Fee: |
HK$1,850 (inclusive
of lunch & workshop materials) |
HBC member/Group Discount Fee: |
HK$1,350
(if registered before Feb 19) |
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Who should attend |
| Customer Services & Sales
Managers, Hotline Managers, Telemarketing Managers, Sales Training
Managers, Customer Satisfaction Managers, Information Technology
Managers, and HR Managers etc… |
Agenda |
- What is CRM? Its role in your strategic
imperatives
- Enablers of a profitable CRM initiatives
- Going for customer profitability
- Major causes for CRM failure
- Developing a customer loyalty program
- Strategies to acquire, retain and grow
profitable customers
- Position your customers’ touch points
for success
- Get started with a roadmap
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Your Facilitator |
| Tony
Bruno has worked in Hong Kong and regionally. He was instrumental
in the formation of PCCW Teleservices, the largest Asian call
centre specialist outsourcer, and managed the business through
it’s growth phase. He has been involved in numerous contact
centre projects, including the establishment of Cathay Pacific’s
Asia Miles and Marco Polo Club Service Centre, the outsourcing
of CSLs customer contact centre, and the establishment of HSBCs
MPF customer service centre. He led PCCW Teleservices to numerous
awards, including Asian Outsourcer of the Year, awarded by Frost
& Sullivan, The Hong Kong Call Centre Association outsourcing
award, and a special award from Call Centre Magazine.
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