Social CRM –a paradigm transformation through social media
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2014-07Author
Nyamute, Winnie
Batta, Nidhi
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Customer Relationship Management (CRM) is an established concept which is
used to managecustomer
lifecycle management through various technologies and process oriented tools.This study identifies how
social media can be utilized in the CRM context for improved customer relationship management and to
understand the potential of
social CRM in the business environment. Recent changes in customer
relationship theme and putting new media and network
-
based paradigm into practice makes it imperative
to find how social networks affect CRM. The industry is witnessing a communication revo
lution that is
traversing from social media to social CRM. This new paradigm
–
Social CRM
–
recognizes that instead
of just managing customers, the role of the business is to facilitate collaborative social experiences and
dialogue that customers value. Gi
ven the strategic relevance of CRM for organizations nowadays, the
main objective of this study is to explain the role of social networks in customer relationship management
by using its analysis, tools and aspects based on CRM models. We have provided a S
CRM framework
that is based on the traditional CRM models and incorporates social networks and its tools, methods and
analysis
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Nyamute, Winnie and Batta, Nidhi (2014). The 5th African International Business and Management (AIBUMA) annual conference, University of Nairobi, School of Business, Lower Kabete Campus. July 10 -11, 2014Publisher
University of Nairobi
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