Mastering the Customer Environment
Hewson Group
Drayton Lodge Park
Norwich
Norfolk, NR8 6AT
tel: +44 1603 864777
email: info@hewson.co.uk
This report underlines the absloutely critical nature of the first 90 days engagement with new customers – arguably, no area in customer mana... more
The Critical Moment Given the current world climate that companies now operate within, much greater consideration must be given to the wider aspects more
We have been contacted by a number of people recently asking for more information on the work we carried out a few years ago on the role of Non Financ more
The Report argues that the UK Government must match e-govt strategies with an equal commitment to Customer Relationship Management (CRM) ideas and inf more
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“The Critical Moment Given the current world climate that companies now operate within, much greater consideration must be given to the wider aspects of onboarding new customers and re-assessing existing ones. Trust, accessibility and brand execution at the consumer interface will be of higher value as indeed will be the way in which the business world wants to makes judgements of its own on who it deals with and how. There is a 'magic' period of Propensity in the first 90 Days of a customer relationship. Creating an effective onboarding opportunity at the first point of contact may be far more commercially important than most current operating procedures allow for. Developing more positive onboarding strategies offers the double benefit of enhanced revenue opportunities and a better customer experience.”
Date Published: 01/03/2009
Price: Free
“We have been contacted by a number of people recently asking for more information on the work we carried out a few years ago on the role of Non Financial Indicators (NFI) in Company reporting. This caused us to review some of the documents we produced and the correspondence we had with the Accounting Standards Board at that time (about 2001-2003) and to reflect on what happened. As an outcome of the work carried out by a number of bodies on NFI there was proposed legislation that was intended to increase the transparency and overview of the biggest companies in the UK. This was called the Operational and Financial Review (OFR). The OFR was scrapped by Gordon Brown in January 2006 (after extensive preparation by business to prepare for it) to 'decrease the burden of regulation'. This might be considered a very odd decision in the post Enron era when alarm bells of all kinds should have been going off about visibility into the true performance of organisations. The FT's editorial at the time said the decision to scrap the OFR "..shows a weak grasp of the difference between crucial regulation and unnecessary red tape"”
Date Published: 01/02/2009
Price: Free
“This report underlines the absloutely critical nature of the first 90 days engagement with new customers ? arguably, no area in customer management should now be seen as more important. The highest rates of attrition occur in this time frame but also up to 75% of cross selling ? either actual or potential is determined in the same period. A fact that, once understood, has profound implications for overall marketing strategies and IT investment.”
Date Published: 10/06/2008
Price: £380.00
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Date Published: 17/01/2008
Price: Free
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