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A Review of Managerial level CRM practices in Thailand

Issue Abstract

Abstract
These days, Customer Relationship Management (CRM) has turned into the essential piece of business because of the advantage of dissect deal opportunities, crusades management, personalization to every individual client, crossselling and upselling. It likewise bolsters the association to increment in the level of client connections, consumer loyalty, productivity, viability of its inside procedures and higher income. Through these preferences a ton of associations attempt to put and put their exertion in CRM rehearse. Shockingly, numerous exploration proof demonstrates that a large portion of the organizations neglect to try to pay off. In this manner achievement CRM is required coordinate from the management top down in the CRM introduced organizations however there is no ordinarily concurred system for the viable CRM's execution and CRM's compelling components toward the administrative and operational viewpoint. Hence this study will satisfy the crevice and highlight the distinctive powerful elements.
Keywords: CRM practices, Managerial level.


Author Information
Dr. S. Prithvi,
Issue No
10
Volume No
2
Issue Publish Date
05 Oct 2022
Issue Pages
5-7

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