On leveraging e-services for effective relationship management: exploring the necessary technological components
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Galbreath, Jeremy
Hoffman, D.
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2007Type
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Galbreath, Jeremy and Hoffman, K. Douglas. 2007. On leveraging e-services for effective relationship management: exploring the necessary technological components. International Journal of Electronic Customer Relationship Management. 1 (2): pp. 155-168.
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International Journal of Electronic Customer Relationship Management
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Graduate School of Business
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This paper is the collaborative effort between a former IT practitioner and a services marketing academician. Its primary purpose is to provide an overview of the e-service technologies that enable effective Relationship Management (RM). To do so, a framework is introduced that consists of ‘front’ and ‘back’ office technologies. By exploring a front and back office context, this paper simplifies the technological complexity of e-services and offers insight into how firms can more effectively manage their relationship assets.
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