Customer Relationship Management in an Era of Digital Disruption and Business Model Evolution

Kazuo Adachi, Ryo Sato
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This research is grounded on the conceptualization of CRM as a collection of technology solutions that play a pivotal role in effective company management. The current work aims to elucidate and establish the significance of the advantages associated with CRM, as previously emphasized in relevant literature, in relation to achieving business success. Existing sustainable studies are of special importance in this setting because they provide a model of practical inquiry into the positive effects of CRM practices across the 3D of sustainability (environmental, social, and economic). Once our predictions are confirmed, the following model`s validation will enhance our comprehension of how CRM-related advantages might amplify the beneficial influence of its conditions on each sustainability dimension. CRM may be seen as a kind of Green IT, focused on facilitating modern transformation and promoting the development of sustainable business models. This research model has the potential to serve as a foundational framework for a more targeted approach aimed at quantifying the effects and advantages of using CRM. We argue that this encompasses models of sustainable innovation and business.
数字化颠覆和商业模式演变时代的客户关系管理
本研究基于CRM作为技术解决方案的集合的概念,这些解决方案在有效的公司管理中起着关键作用。当前的工作旨在阐明和确立与客户关系管理相关的优势的重要性,正如之前在相关文献中所强调的那样,与实现商业成功有关。现有的可持续发展研究在这种情况下尤为重要,因为它们为客户关系管理实践在可持续性的3D(环境、社会和经济)中的积极影响提供了一个实际的探究模型。一旦我们的预测得到证实,以下模型的验证将增强我们对crm相关优势如何放大其条件对每个可持续性维度的有益影响的理解。客户关系管理可被视为一种绿色资讯科技,专注于促进现代转型和促进可持续商业模式的发展。这个研究模型有可能作为一个基础框架,为更有针对性的方法提供基础框架,旨在量化使用CRM的效果和优势。我们认为,这包括可持续创新和商业模式。
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