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MIS 2101 Project 1 Business Applications Name Andre Hartman PART A – Customer Relationship Management ANSWER THE QUESTIONS FOR PART A HERE QUESTIONS YOUR ANSWERS Developing a CRM strategy is discussed in chapter 8 of the Valacich book. What changes are necessary for an organization to successfully implement a CRM? The changes that are necessary for an organization to successfully implement a CRM include changes to: policies and business processes, customer service, employee training, data collection, analysis and sharing. In chapter 8 of the Valacich book, the terms analytical CRM, collaborative CRM and operational CRM are introduced. According to the book, What is an analytical CRM? What is a collaborative CRM? What is an operational CRM? Analytical CRM: Systems for analyzing customer behavior and perceptions (e.g., quality, price, and overall satisfaction) in order to provide business intelligence. Collaborative CRM: Systems for providing effective and efficient communication with 1
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MIS 2101 Project 1Business Applications

Name Andre Hartman

PART A – Customer Relationship Management

ANSWER THE QUESTIONS FOR PART A HERE

QUESTIONS YOUR ANSWERS

Developing a CRM strategy is discussed in chapter 8 of the Valacich book.

What changes are necessary for an organization to successfully implement a CRM?

The changes that are necessary for an organization to successfully implement a CRM include changes to: policies and business processes, customer service, employee training, data collection, analysis and sharing.

In chapter 8 of the Valacich book, the terms analytical CRM, collaborative CRM and operational CRM are introduced. According to the book,What is an analytical CRM?What is a collaborative CRM?What is an operational CRM?

Analytical CRM: Systems for analyzing customer behavior and perceptions (e.g., quality, price, and overall satisfaction) in order to provide business intelligence.

Collaborative CRM: Systems for providing effective and efficient communication with the customer from the entire organization.

Operational CRM: Systems for automating the fundamental business processes-marketing, sales, and support-for interacting with the customer.

List one function that a CRM performs for the sales organization (from the Microsoft site).

Track sales opportunities.

List one function that a CRM performs for marketing organizations (from the Microsoft site).

Use sales data to better foresee marketing opportunities.

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List one function that a CRM performs for customer service organizations (from the Microsoft site).

Obtain timely approvals.

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PART B – DECISION SUPPORT SYTEMS

ANSWER THE QUESTIONS FOR PART B HERE

QUESTIONS YOUR ANSWERS

Which Sales Plan scenario provides the highest total revenue (printer & ink cartridge) over the life of the product?

Sales Plan #2 provides the highest total revenue over the life of the product.

Which Sales Plan scenario provides the highest level of total profit (printer & ink cartridge) over the life of the product?

Sales Plan #2 provides the highest level of total profit over the life of the product.

Can it make sense to sell printers at a loss, in order to maximize revenue and profit?

Why?

Yes, it makes sense to sell printers at a loss, in order to maximize revenue and profit because customers buy printers once in a while, but printers will always keep consuming ink. Sales Plan #2 has negative printers profit and provides the highest level of total revenue and total profit than any of the Sales Plans.

As a manager using this DSS application, which Sales Plan would you choose?

Why?

As a manager using this DSS application, I would choose Sales Plan #2 because it is going to be the most profitable for my company in the end.

Table ASales & Marketing Scenarios: To be used for your DSS evaluations.

Sales Plan 1:Price AssumptionsPrice: $75Average Printer Life(years): 3Printer Profit Margin: -20%Highest Expected Yearly Sales: 1,500,000Cartridge AssumptionsCartridge Price: $40Frequency of Cartridge Purchase: 6 mos.Cartridge Profit Margin: 65%

Sales Plan 2:Price AssumptionsPrice: $65Average Printer Life(years): 3Printer Profit Margin: -30%

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Highest Expected Yearly Sales: 2,000,000Cartridge AssumptionsCartridge Price: $65Frequency of Cartridge Purchase: 6 mos.Cartridge Profit Margin: 70%

Sales Plan 3:Price AssumptionsPrice: $95Average Printer Life (years): 3Printer Profit Margin: 25%Highest Expected Yearly Sales: 985,000Cartridge AssumptionsCartridge Price: $40Frequency of Cartridge Purchase: 6 mos.Cartridge Profit Margin: 45%

Sales Plan 4:Price AssumptionsPrice: $50Average Printer Life (years): 3Printer Profit Margin: 10%Highest Expected Yearly Sales: 1,600,000Cartridge AssumptionsCartridge Price: $46Frequency of Cartridge Purchase: 6 mos.Cartridge Profit Margin: 60%

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Sales Plan #2:

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Sales Plan #3:

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Sales Plan #4:

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PART C: Business Intelligence

Questions for BI Assignment:

QUESTIONS YOUR ANSWERS

Which customer spent the least amount of money in February?

Lopez Maria spent the least amount of money in February.

Which customer spent the most in February and which sales person was responsible for the majority of these sales?

Rose Clair spent the most in February and Dakic was responsible for the majority for the sales.

Which product provided the most revenue? Laser printer provided the most revenue.

Which salesperson provided the most sales revenue?

Jenkin provided the most sales revenue.

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