Includes Index.

Preface. Part I: Fundamentals of Customer Relationship Management
1. Relationship in Business: A Management Tool.
2. Customer Relationship Management: A Conceptual Foundation.
3. Customer Relationship Management: A Literary Perspective.
4. Customer Relationship Management Model: Comprehension and Implementation Model.

Part II: Research Dimensions of Customer Relationship Management
5. Research Techniques and Methods in Customer Relationship Management.
6. Customer Satisfaction.
7. Customer Loyalty.
8. Service Quality.

Part III: Information Technology Dynamics in Customer Relationship Management
9. Technological Developments in CRM.
10. Information Technology Implementation in CRM.
11. Customer Relationship Management through Information Technology Tools.

Part IV: Emerging Dimensions and Dynamics in Customer Relationship Management
12. Customer Retention and Experience Management.
13. Service Recovery Management.
14. People Factor in Customer Relationship Management.
15. Customer Relationship Management: Emerging Concepts and Perspectives.

Part V: Application Dynamics of Customer Relationship Management in Different Sectors and Industries
16. Customer Service in Service Sector.
17. Customer Relationship Management Practices in Rural Markets.
18. Customer Relationship Management Practices in Indian Service Business.
19. Customer Relationship Management: Practices and Application in Select Service Companies.
Index.

This thoroughly revised and enlarged edition brings to light the latest developments taking place in the area of Customer Relationship Management (CRM), and focuses on current CRM practices of various service industries.
This edition is organised into five parts containing 19 chapters. Part I focuses on making the readers aware of the conceptual and literary developments, and also on the strategic implementation of the concepts. Part II discusses the research aspects of CRM. Part III deals with the applications of information technologies in CRM. Part IV provides the various newer and emerging concepts in CRM. Finally, Part V analyses the CRM applications in various sectors, industries and companies.
Primarily intended as a textbook for the students of Management, the book would prove to be an invaluable asset for professionals in service industries.