CEM instead of CRM?
Harvard Business Review just did a comparison of the differences between CRM and CEM. HBR says this: "CRM steps in when there is a record of a customer interaction. CEM occurs at the point of interaction. As for future performance, CRM drives cross-selling by bundling products in demand with others that aren't. CEM locates places to add offerings in the gaps between expectations and experience.
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Spoken, Call Center, IVR
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Spoken, Call Center, IVR
Labels: cem, crm, customer experience