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Zeenat Jabbar 1 CUSTOMER RELATIONSHIP

CRM means Dealing with the People Aspect of the Project Zeenat Jabbar 2

3 ULTA SEEDHA

Zeenat Jabbar The Effect of Change on People 4

5 Zeenat Jabbar ASIA 2

Zeenat Jabbar Reptile Talk™ of People Going Through Change 6

Zeenat Jabbar The Valley of Tears 7

8 Zeenat Jabbar CAMLIN

Zeenat Jabbar The Successful People Profile 9

Reactive vs. Proactive Thinkers Zeenat Jabbar 10

11 Zeenat Jabbar COKE

Business Process Mapping Zeenat Jabbar 12

Business Process Mapping Zeenat Jabbar 13

Zeenat Jabbar Business Process Mapping 14

Zeenat Jabbar Business Process Mapping 15

16 Zeenat Jabbar CLOSE UP

Zeenat Jabbar Customer’s Are People, Too! They Have Needs 17

Zeenat Jabbar Customer Relationships 18

Zeenat Jabbar A SIMPLIFIED MODEL OF CUSTOMER DECISION MAKING STAGE ONE The external factors which influence customers' behaviour Marketing by organisations – the 4Ps Customer's environment – culture, subcultures, groups STAGE TWO The customer decision making process Recognition of needs, information search, alternative product evaluation + Individual factors – motivation, attitudes, learning + Experience gained through life STAGE THREE Purchase and post-purchase behaviour Purchase then Post-purchase evaluation and maybe Repeat purchase WHICH INFLUENCES WHICH LEADS TO 19

Zeenat Jabbar Customer decision-making process Problem Recognition Information Search Evaluation & Selection Store Choice & Purchase Post Purchase Processes 20

21 COKE HAPINESS

22 Zeenat Jabbar UFONE LOCAL

23 Zeenat Jabbar ZONG PAGAL

Zeenat Jabbar Types of customer decision processes INVOLVEMENT DECISION MAKING HIGH INVOLVEMENT PURCHASE DECISION LOW INVOLVEMENT PURCHASE DECISION DECISION MAKING Information search Alternative evaluation etc. COMPLEX DECISION MAKING Homes, cars, major appliances etc. VARIETY SEEKING Cigarettes, chocolates, tea, etc HABIT No information search, one brand only BRAND LOYALTY Toothpaste, milk, etc. INERTIA Toilet tissue, phenyl, etc 24

Zeenat Jabbar Consumer decision processes for high and low involvement purchase decisions Low involvement Purchase decisions High involvement Purchase decisions Problem recognitionTrivial to minorImportant & personally meaningful Information searchInternal to limited external search Extensive internal & external search Alternative evaluation & selection Few alternatives evaluated on few performance criteria Many alternatives evaluated on many performance criteria Store choice & purchase One-stop shopping substitution very possible Multiple store visits with substitution less likely Postpurchase activities Simple evaluation of performance Extensive performance evaluation, use, and eventual disposal 25

26 Steps in the Market Segmentation Process Segment your market Target a segment Position your product Communicate your positioning Zeenat Jabbar

27 Target Generations Good warriors ( ) Matures ( ) Baby boomers ( ) Gen Xers ( ) Gen Yers ( ) Generation Zers (2002+) Zeenat Jabbar

28 Zeenat Jabbar UFONE PREPAID

29 Zeenat Jabbar JAZZ PREPAID

30 Zeenat Jabbar UFONE UTH

31 Zeenat Jabbar ADVERT1 MOBILINK LATEST

32 Zeenat Jabbar ADVERT2 UFONE LATEST