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EPISODE · Jan 15, 2003 · 17 MIN

Why Some Companies Succeed at CRM (and Many Fail)

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What makes some companies so much better at managing customer relationships than their competitors? Put a different way how are companies like Enterprise Rent-A-Car Pioneer Hi-bred Seeds Fidelity Investments Lexus Intuit and Capital One able to stay more closely connected to customers than their rivals in ways that significantly influence the profitability of the firm? It’s a question that Wharton marketing professor George Day answers in a new paper. His research notes among other things three distinct approaches to customer relationship management (CRM) each with dramatically different results. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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