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Research-based CRM - lessons learned and new directions
Sharon Rees, Professor Merlin Stone and Professor Clive Nancarrow, Market Research Society, Annual Conference, 2003
The growth of Customer Relationship Management (CRM) has been dramatic, yet the CRM opportunity is rarely fully exploited. Reasons for this are described with an emphasis on opportunities for marketin ...

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CRM and new marketing
Gailynn Nicks and Kevin Ford, Market Research Society, Annual Conference, 2003
CRM, for all its talk of customers, is still typically about the company controlling its relationship with those customers. Customers, however, are in control. They usually manage their relationships ...

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From CRM to Customer Experience Management
Laurent Flores, Advertising Research Foundation Workshops, Customer Relationship Management, November 2001, pp.19-25
Over the last few years a new industry and 'buzzword' have emerged. CRM or Customer Relationship Management has an annual growth rate of over 30%. and according to IDC will reach up to $12.1 billion b ...

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How Can Market Research Reflect Today's Paradigms and Management Ideas
Moira Clark and Ruth McNeil, Market Research Society, Annual Conference, 2000
A discussion of Relationship Marketing by two authors coming respectively from a research agency and a Business School - a fruitful collaboration between two different approaches to problem solving. R ...

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The new service ethos, a post-brand future and how to avoid it
Market Leader, Issue 2, Autumn 1998
Argues that the new values of customer service are opposed to product branding as traditionally understood, and that new approaches must be found to branding service. More choice, more effective compe ...

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