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CRM and the Australian food retail industry

Title: CRM and the Australian food retail industry

Project Report , 2007 , 28 Pages , Grade: 88%

Autor:in: Peter Schulz (Author)

Business economics - Offline Marketing and Online Marketing
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The following report will analyse the Australian retail industry with regard to Customer Relationship Management (CRM) activities, with the focus being on food retail. As is the case in various other industries, this industry also has realised that it is easier and considerably cheaper to retain existing customers instead of attracting new customers in an ongoing process. Various tools of the CRM spectrum are currently being utilised and this report presents these, including a comparison which organisation appears to have the most successful and most promising strategy in terms of CRM. After identifying the main players in the industry, this report will analyse what can be done in relation to CRM within this industry. The next section concentrates on challenges that arise for
organisations willing to utilise CRM tools before detailing which CRM strategy each company appears to be using. Finally, a comparison of the different CRM strategies as well as an outlook will be provided, additionally offering recommendations to organisations that operate within this industry.

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Inhaltsverzeichnis (Table of Contents)

  • Introduction
  • The Australian food retail industry
    • Coles
    • Woolworths
    • Aldi
  • Food retail and CRM - what can be done?
    • Customer Portfolio Analysis
    • Customer Intimacy
    • Network Development
    • Value Proposition Development
    • Customer Lifecycle
    • Challenges
  • CRM in the Australian food retail industry
    • Coles
    • Woolworths
    • Aldi
  • Recommendations
  • Conclusion

Zielsetzung und Themenschwerpunkte (Objectives and Key Themes)

This report analyzes the Australian food retail industry with a focus on Customer Relationship Management (CRM) activities. The report aims to identify the main players in the industry, analyze CRM strategies being used, and assess their effectiveness. The report also explores the challenges and opportunities associated with CRM in this sector.
  • The Australian food retail industry and its key players
  • The importance of CRM in the Australian food retail industry
  • The various CRM strategies used by leading Australian food retailers
  • The challenges and opportunities associated with CRM in the Australian food retail industry
  • Recommendations for successful CRM implementation in the Australian food retail industry

Zusammenfassung der Kapitel (Chapter Summaries)

Introduction

This chapter introduces the report's focus on analyzing CRM activities in the Australian food retail industry. It highlights the importance of customer retention and the use of CRM tools to achieve this goal. The report sets out to compare the CRM strategies of different companies in the industry and provide recommendations for successful CRM implementation.

The Australian Food Retail Industry

This chapter provides an overview of the Australian food retail industry, outlining its key players, revenue sources, and market dynamics. The chapter focuses on the supermarket segment, highlighting the dominance of Coles and Woolworths, and the impact of Aldi's entry on the market.

Food Retail and CRM - What Can Be Done?

This chapter explores the potential of CRM in the food retail industry. It delves into various CRM strategies and tools, including customer portfolio analysis, customer intimacy, network development, value proposition development, and customer lifecycle management.

CRM in the Australian Food Retail Industry

This chapter analyzes the CRM strategies of three key players in the Australian food retail industry: Coles, Woolworths, and Aldi. It compares their approaches, identifying their strengths and weaknesses, and assesses the overall effectiveness of their CRM initiatives.

Recommendations

This chapter offers recommendations to organizations operating within the Australian food retail industry, based on the analysis of CRM strategies presented in the report. It provides insights on how to effectively implement CRM to achieve sustainable growth and competitive advantage.

Schlüsselwörter (Keywords)

The primary keywords for this report include Customer Relationship Management (CRM), food retail, Australian food retail industry, Coles, Woolworths, Aldi, customer retention, customer acquisition, customer segmentation, customer loyalty, value proposition, network development, and customer lifecycle management. These keywords encapsulate the core concepts and themes explored in the report, providing a comprehensive understanding of the topic and its relevance to the Australian food retail landscape.
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Title
CRM and the Australian food retail industry
College
Macquarie University  (Graduate Accounting and Commerce Centre)
Course
MKTG814, Managing Customer Relations (post-graduate unit)
Grade
88%
Author
Peter Schulz (Author)
Publication Year
2007
Pages
28
Catalog Number
V113708
ISBN (eBook)
9783640142767
ISBN (Book)
9783640143276
Language
English
Tags
Australian MKTG814 Managing Customer Relations
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Peter Schulz (Author), 2007, CRM and the Australian food retail industry, Munich, GRIN Verlag, https://www.grin.com/document/113708
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