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Collections Poker: How to Achieve a Win-Win by JOEL LEWIS
Aug 3, 2009  |  1 Comments  

To improve both collections efforts and customer service, banks should integrate the two functions.

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LockedCollections Poker: How to Achieve a Win-Win
JOEL LEWIS
Aug 3, 2009  | 1 Comments

To improve both collections efforts and customer service, banks should integrate the two functions.

LockedSegmenting the Online Customer
TARIQ SHAUKAT, PHILIP BRUNO, AMY SHENKAN AND MAGALI SLATER
Mar 1, 2009  | 0 Comments

Customer segmentation can drive value for online as well as offline customers.

LockedGuerilla Tactics for CRM
SEAMUS McMAHON
Mar 1, 2007  | 0 Comments

With CRM, banks should start small, with discrete customer segments and their best salespeople, then learn from the results

LockedTiered Service Levels May Lift Customer Satisfaction
KATHLEEN KHIRALLAH
Jan 1, 2006  | 0 Comments

Differentiating service is consistent with being customer-centric.

LockedMaking Sense of Segmentation
Steve Klinkerman
Jan 1, 2004  | 0 Comments

Playing to the distinct needs of major customer segments may offer the best hope to minimize commodity competition.

LockedSelling the One-Stop Shop
Robert Stowe England
Mar 1, 1999  | 0 Comments

Consumers generally resist the concept of one-stop shopping for financial services, but segmentation strategies can identify and serve the select clients who are receptive.

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