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CRM and Engagement The promise and reality Tom Lehman Lehman Associates, LLC Lehman Reports ASAE Reston Idea Swap August, 2013
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Lehman Associates, LLC Strategy Consulting and Research Firm Technology strategy Web / Internet / Social Media Strategy Customer Satisfaction, Market & Member Research The Lehman Reports industry research series Associations and Supplier Companies Founded 1992, Alexandria, VA
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Working at the confluence of Strategy, Information, and Technology
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AMS Use and Satisfaction 2006-2013 AMS International: CA, AU, UK 2010, 2013 Association Technology Study 2011, 12, 13 Donor Management Systems, NTEN, 2013 New Snapshot survey series
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Importance of CRM Discussions of Engagement
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CRM – Engagement Conversations Hundreds of items on Collaborate Several articles published in 2013 DigitalNow, ASAE, other sessions AMS companies: promotion, prospect sessions, roundtable discussions
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CRM as AMS Decision Factor 2013 Lehman Reports AMS Study
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The Promise of CRM Greater knowledge / insight about members Alignment between products and services, and member needs / expectations In-depth understanding of trends, patterns, and variable interactions Market segmentation and targeted services Prediction and forecasting, anticipate needs and interests Deeper engagement with members, constituents
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The Promise of Engagement Greater understanding of the dynamics of membership and participation Retention, loyalty Advocacy Non-dues revenue Relevance
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Limiting Factors CRM and Engagement Data Analytics Measurement CRM Capabilities Expertise and Culture
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CRM Big Data 360 view of constituents, operations, marketing, advocacy Deep data, multi-stream A driver of integration to capture increasing levels of digital interactions Critical for CRM and other functions, but not actionable in its raw form
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Third-party Services Adoption Lehman Reports Association Technology, 2012
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Analytics Turn data into actionable intelligence Multivariate, longitudinal Underlying drivers, trends, patterns Decision information Advanced reporting, dashboards, decision systems
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Advanced Reporting / BI Lehman Reports AMS, Association Technology, 2011-2012
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Dashboards in Associations Use projected to double within 2 years Lehman Reports AMS, 2012
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Challenging, Early Stage Big Data in Commercial Firms Only one quarter collecting the data required While fewer than half of those say they have sufficient resources to make use of it
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Measuring Engagement Scores from AMS, social media, other applications In-house scoring / measurement scales Separating meaningful indicators from a multitude of activities is challenging Weighting activities Topic at many associations, subset have begun the process Fewer understand the commitment involved Potential payoff is high, however
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Measuring Engagement Types of measurement
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CRM Technology Current state Future options
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The Pure CRM Solution Focusing on CRM as the critical function Advocate a move to CRM to gain these capabilities, implies dissatisfaction with current capabilities Options –AMS with CRM –CRM solutions alone –CRM solutions with AMS capabilities
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Current CRM Satisfaction 2013 Lehman Reports AMS Study
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CRM Options 2013 Lehman Reports AMS Study
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Expertise Culture Commitment
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Questions and Discussion Tom Lehman President Lehman Associates, LLC / Lehman Reports Alexandria, VA 703-373-7550 Tom@LehmanConsulting.com www.LehmanConsulting.com www.lehmanreports.com
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