The implementation of Customer Relationship Management (CRM) or Customer Experience (CX) software is based on a long-term strategy to develop customer relationships. This allows you to identify short-term opportunities and realize significant profitability. Digitalized processes that are based on a flexible and scalable system landscape are crucial here.
Some companies are not using strategic and tactical CRM to its full potential. In order to successfully implement tactical CRM in a company, it is important to first determine which phase of the customer life cycle the focus should be on: Acquisition, engagement, cross-selling, up-selling, customer retention, service, loyalty or customer win-back.
Most of the benefits that result from tactical CRM come from analyzing available information in existing databases. Tactical CRM uses this information and gains valuable insights into the target groups. Finally, the processes are digitized and automated to generate profit from these insights.
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About the author:
Frank Lauterhahn
Managing Partner
Frank Lauterhahn is an experienced CRM consultant who helps companies of all sizes and from all industries to develop effective CRM strategies and benefit from CRM software in the long term.
With a holistic approach, he supports his customers from the definition of objectives to business analysis and implementation.
As an independent consultant with extensive market knowledge and negotiation skills, he ensures the selection of the most suitable software solution and a smooth implementation.
Thanks to his many years of experience as a project manager in CRM technology implementation, he ensures that the project runs smoothly.
With expertise in various project methods and consulting services for the digitalization of customer management, he supports companies that are ready to exploit their full potential.