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Ethics in CRM

Ethics in CRM. Principles of Management. Definitions. Informed Consent

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Ethics in CRM

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  1. Ethics in CRM Principles of Management

  2. Definitions • Informed Consent • Consent given after being provided with fair and full disclosure of all the facts necessary to make an intelligent decision after weighing the relative pros and cons of the situation and the possibility of realistic alternatives. • Integrity • Steadfast adherence to a strict moral or ethical code; the state of being unimpaired; soundness.

  3. Trust • Unethical behavior by businesses erodes customer loyalty • Building trust helps avoid unethical behaviors • Trust is earned over a period of time but can be lost a lot quicker Source: http://ezinearticles.com/?Presenting-ETHICS---Elevating-Trust-Has-Inspired-Customer-Satisfaction&id=2307463

  4. Loyalty • Gaining knowledge of and understanding customers = building brand loyalty • Increase in customer loyalty programs • Cost justification Source: http://www.businessassyst.com/Papers.html

  5. Ethical Issues & Information • Information is precious property • Companies take great measures to ensure their customers’ privacy • Trust is lost if privacy is breached

  6. Let’s Just Share • Information gained by one department takes on a proprietary nature – we found it, we own it • Customers releasing their information to one department may not have given permission for that information to be shared • Trust

  7. Information Selling • Personal information one company gains is oftentimes sold to another company • Check to see before you give out your personal info if the company does so • Sometimes companies use your own information to heavily market new products to you without your consent

  8. Impact • Poor or unethical privacy practices spell disaster for business • It takes longer and costs more money to recover lost customers

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