Customer Relationship Management: A Case Study of the Ritz-Carlton Hotel

In recent decades, many organisations and marketers have recognized the need to effectively retain existing customers and personalize preferences. Customer Relationship Management has largely emerged as a reaction to the mass standardization of products and service to personalization of preferences,...

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Main Author: Bajaj, Raghbir Singh
Format: Dissertation (University of Nottingham only)
Language:English
Published: 2006
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Online Access:https://eprints.nottingham.ac.uk/20270/
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description In recent decades, many organisations and marketers have recognized the need to effectively retain existing customers and personalize preferences. Customer Relationship Management has largely emerged as a reaction to the mass standardization of products and service to personalization of preferences, partly fuelled by the realization that customer needs have to be fulfilled in a more personalized way than was previously thought. Current literature examines Customer Relationship Management from a Business-to-Consumer perspective, with little attention being paid to the Customer-to-Business perspective (Law, Lau and Wong, 2003). The purpose of this dissertation is to examine CRM from a customers perspective, looking into the various spheres of customer retention, profitability, and service excellence, along with various critical factors required for success. The focal area of this dissertation will evaluate the CRM within the business-to-consumer environment in a service sector organisation, more specifically how useful CRM is in forging and shaping the relationship with customers through consistency and adopting a customer-centric approach.
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spelling nottingham-202702018-01-05T17:04:57Z https://eprints.nottingham.ac.uk/20270/ Customer Relationship Management: A Case Study of the Ritz-Carlton Hotel Bajaj, Raghbir Singh In recent decades, many organisations and marketers have recognized the need to effectively retain existing customers and personalize preferences. Customer Relationship Management has largely emerged as a reaction to the mass standardization of products and service to personalization of preferences, partly fuelled by the realization that customer needs have to be fulfilled in a more personalized way than was previously thought. Current literature examines Customer Relationship Management from a Business-to-Consumer perspective, with little attention being paid to the Customer-to-Business perspective (Law, Lau and Wong, 2003). The purpose of this dissertation is to examine CRM from a customers perspective, looking into the various spheres of customer retention, profitability, and service excellence, along with various critical factors required for success. The focal area of this dissertation will evaluate the CRM within the business-to-consumer environment in a service sector organisation, more specifically how useful CRM is in forging and shaping the relationship with customers through consistency and adopting a customer-centric approach. 2006 Dissertation (University of Nottingham only) NonPeerReviewed application/pdf en https://eprints.nottingham.ac.uk/20270/1/06MAlixrsb.pdf Bajaj, Raghbir Singh (2006) Customer Relationship Management: A Case Study of the Ritz-Carlton Hotel. [Dissertation (University of Nottingham only)] (Unpublished) Customer Relationship Management
spellingShingle Customer Relationship Management
Bajaj, Raghbir Singh
Customer Relationship Management: A Case Study of the Ritz-Carlton Hotel
title Customer Relationship Management: A Case Study of the Ritz-Carlton Hotel
title_full Customer Relationship Management: A Case Study of the Ritz-Carlton Hotel
title_fullStr Customer Relationship Management: A Case Study of the Ritz-Carlton Hotel
title_full_unstemmed Customer Relationship Management: A Case Study of the Ritz-Carlton Hotel
title_short Customer Relationship Management: A Case Study of the Ritz-Carlton Hotel
title_sort customer relationship management: a case study of the ritz-carlton hotel
topic Customer Relationship Management
url https://eprints.nottingham.ac.uk/20270/