Deck 8: Business-To-Business CRM
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Deck 8: Business-To-Business CRM
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The way to sustain relationships with current customers is to create a passionate customer-centric environment where everyone in the organization, excluding the value delivery network partners has a "buy-in" to this approach.
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2
Strong customer relationships are built on trust. However trust cannot be mandated but instead must be built over time.
True
3
Relative to a CRM or PRM strategy, technology is not the solution but only a support function.
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4
Contracts and relationships are complementary.
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Relational contracting focuses on a short-term durable exchange particular to relationship marketing management
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6
A major reason that buyers use electronic marketplaces or exchanges is to consolidate resources which hopefully would lead to cost reductions.
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7
Market orientation and relationship marketing are two distinct marketing strategies which overlap.
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The difference between how customers think about suppliers and how suppliers think about themselves has been identified as the "market orientation" gap.
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9
It is often said "companies do not compete, value chains compete".
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10
The sales function is still the most critical component of any B2B CRM strategy.
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11
A salesperson's aversion to technology adoption is an SFA perceived benefit.
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12
A key reason why a sales person would be reluctant to adopt SFA would be the risk of losing ownership of the customer relationship.
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13
Quicker and more inclusive assessment of current and potential increase in overall customer equity is a perceived benefit of SFA.
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14
An SFA system is perceived by some to include a Knowledge Management component.
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15
Research has shown that less experienced sales representatives benefited four times more than the average for the more experienced, high performance sale representatives.
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16
Research by Ahearne, Srinvasan and Weinstein produced results, which imply that while there is a positive payoff to SFA use in CRM initiatives, the enabling effect tapers off, and the relationship between technology usage and performance is curvilinear.
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17
SaaS solutions require large initial investments, which is why many organizations are hesitant to adopt these types of solutions.
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18
While competitor tracking is not unique to CRM, it should be considered as a viable option and used to monitor the competition's CRM efforts as well as industry trend.
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19
PRM attempts to optimize relationships with value delivery network partners as part of the overall CRM strategy.
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20
Return on investment, share of wallet, lifetime value and related measurement formulas can be updated automatically with response data by using a campaign management tool.
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21
On-demand PRM is becoming less of a requirement due, in part, to demand from mobile devices and system applications
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22
Before selecting a PRM solution provider, an organization should decide if it wants to use a solution, which is implemented within their organization environment and subsequently across their channel members, or if a SaaS method is the optimal solution.
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23
A VAR may act as a liaison between the manufacturer and the VAR's customer for initial training purposes and ongoing maintenance, including version updates.
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24
Before selecting a PRM solution provider, an organization should decide if it wants to use a solution which is implemented within their organization environment and subsequently across their channel members, or if a SaaS method is the optimal solution.
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25
An example of Cloud-based Portal would be the ability of having any update made to an Apple iPhone automatically sent to an Apple-supported server elsewhere, such as an iPad.
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26
_______ is/are usually not the same for B2B and B2C CRM environments.
A)Data integration steps
B)Utilization of data warehouses
C)General database construction
D)Data variables
E)Data preparation
A)Data integration steps
B)Utilization of data warehouses
C)General database construction
D)Data variables
E)Data preparation
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27
In contrast to a B2C environment, B2B environments usually include all of the following EXCEPT
A)Clear set of documented expectations in B2B
B)Less fragmented customers and prospects
C)More formal relationships
D)Longer sales cycle
E)Lower investments due to lower number of customers
A)Clear set of documented expectations in B2B
B)Less fragmented customers and prospects
C)More formal relationships
D)Longer sales cycle
E)Lower investments due to lower number of customers
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28
According to Seshardi and Mishra, contracts provide an evolving governance structure and incompleteness arises due to costs associated with contracting in the presence of difficulties in all of the following EXCEPT
A)anticipation of contingencies and situations
B)devising and agreeing to courses of action
C)strategic partnership
D)writing of explicit causes and contingent clauses
E)monitoring and enforcement
A)anticipation of contingencies and situations
B)devising and agreeing to courses of action
C)strategic partnership
D)writing of explicit causes and contingent clauses
E)monitoring and enforcement
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29
All of the following usually hold true for Internet-based B2B exchanges EXCEPT
A)tend to move organizations to focus more on price than relationships
B)connect buyers and sellers
C)are not very cost effective which is why they are seldom used
D)can create efficiencies
E)used to consolidate resources
A)tend to move organizations to focus more on price than relationships
B)connect buyers and sellers
C)are not very cost effective which is why they are seldom used
D)can create efficiencies
E)used to consolidate resources
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30
Market orientation strategies focus on ________.
A)mutually profitable relationship management
B)long-term strategic implications
C)activities related to delivering to the customer
D)social identity research
E)closing the gap between orientation and relationship marketing strategy
A)mutually profitable relationship management
B)long-term strategic implications
C)activities related to delivering to the customer
D)social identity research
E)closing the gap between orientation and relationship marketing strategy
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31
R. Deshpande and J.U. Farley used _________ to frame hypotheses about market orientation and inter-organizational relationships as viewed simultaneously from the point of view of suppliers and customers. .
A)market orientation methods
B)exchanges
C)relationship marketing tactics
D)disintermediation
E)social identity theory
A)market orientation methods
B)exchanges
C)relationship marketing tactics
D)disintermediation
E)social identity theory
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32
R. Deshpande and J.U. Farley found the marketing orientation gap between suppliers and customers to be _________ between highly collectivist cultures than in individualist cultures.
A)the same
B)smaller
C)slightly bigger
D)largely bigger
E)not relative
A)the same
B)smaller
C)slightly bigger
D)largely bigger
E)not relative
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33
Within the last decade, value delivery network activity has precipitated the formulation of a/an_______________ by nature of recycling by-products of the various processes.
A)reverse value delivery network
B)trend to long term contract obligations
C)increased focused on relationship marketing
D)environmental friendly marketing strategy
E)new type of storage facilities
A)reverse value delivery network
B)trend to long term contract obligations
C)increased focused on relationship marketing
D)environmental friendly marketing strategy
E)new type of storage facilities
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34
A paint manufacturer who decides to bypass selling paint to retailers and instead sells it directly to consumers is practicing _________.
A)poor relationship marketing
B)smart business
C)PRM
D)disintermediation
E)creative channel development
A)poor relationship marketing
B)smart business
C)PRM
D)disintermediation
E)creative channel development
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35
Key questions that need to be answered when implementing and maintaining a cohesive CRM strategy across the value delivery network (VDN) include all of the following EXCEPT
A)Who owns the customer?
B)What are the software requirements of each VDN member?
C)Who owns what information?
D)Are there conflicts of interest?
E)Who will manage campaign management?
A)Who owns the customer?
B)What are the software requirements of each VDN member?
C)Who owns what information?
D)Are there conflicts of interest?
E)Who will manage campaign management?
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36
___________ has/have been a key CRM enabler adopted by organizations wishng to automate the B2B acquisition process.
A)Read/write operational data stores
B)Dashboards
C)RFID
D)Sales force automation
E)Cloud technology
A)Read/write operational data stores
B)Dashboards
C)RFID
D)Sales force automation
E)Cloud technology
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37
Key reasons for why a salesperson would resist adopting an SFA solution include al of the following EXCEPT
A)technology aversion
B)SFA does not contain relevant information
C)comfort level with their own methods
D)long learning curve
E)risk of losing ownership of the customer relationship
A)technology aversion
B)SFA does not contain relevant information
C)comfort level with their own methods
D)long learning curve
E)risk of losing ownership of the customer relationship
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38
___ is not a perceived SFA benefit.
A)Long learning curve
B)Reduction in support costs
C)Ability to integrate information across strategic partners
D)Quicker identification of customer issues
E)Ease of detecting relationship-building trends
A)Long learning curve
B)Reduction in support costs
C)Ability to integrate information across strategic partners
D)Quicker identification of customer issues
E)Ease of detecting relationship-building trends
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39
_____ solutions provide for an accurate, expedient, and cost effective way to provide knowledge to the person who needs it from theperson who is perceived as the expert.
A)SFA
B)PRM
C)KM
D)Lead Management
E)CTI
A)SFA
B)PRM
C)KM
D)Lead Management
E)CTI
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40
Research performed on the concept of knowledge benefit from SFA systems by D-G. Ko and A.R. Dennis found that SFA system use was directly related to ___________.
A)behavior change
B)cost reduction
C)increased customer calls
D)reduced customer attrition
E)salesperson performance
A)behavior change
B)cost reduction
C)increased customer calls
D)reduced customer attrition
E)salesperson performance
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41
Research conducted on a major consumer packaged goods company by G.K. Hunter and W.D. Perreault Jr. found that the total effect of sales technology orientation on __________.
A)internal role performance was negligible
B)performance with customers was not applicable
C)internal role performance was greater than that on performance with customers
D)performance with customers was greater that that on internal role performance
E)internal role performance was not applicable
A)internal role performance was negligible
B)performance with customers was not applicable
C)internal role performance was greater than that on performance with customers
D)performance with customers was greater that that on internal role performance
E)internal role performance was not applicable
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42
Some of the basic considerations that must be thought about when looking for an SFA solution incled all of the following EXCEPT.
A)Type of industry
B)Number of users, current and future
C)Potential integration with CRM and PRM
D)Modular capability
E)Mobile device access and synchroniztion
A)Type of industry
B)Number of users, current and future
C)Potential integration with CRM and PRM
D)Modular capability
E)Mobile device access and synchroniztion
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43
Research by Ahearne, Srinvasan and Weinstein on saleperson usage of a SFA system over a three month period found that an SFA system usage rate of ____ hits on the system by a salesperson over this three month period was ideal.
A)488
B)283
C)125
D)771
E)92
A)488
B)283
C)125
D)771
E)92
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44
_________ analyze, score and route potential customers to the appropriate sales personnel.
A)Order Management systems
B)Lead Management systems
C)Customer Contact Centers
D)Contract Management solutions
E)Activity Management solutions
A)Order Management systems
B)Lead Management systems
C)Customer Contact Centers
D)Contract Management solutions
E)Activity Management solutions
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45
_____allow you to design and automate virtually any process, including product or service configurations, customer service, scripts for telesales, sales methods, quotes , sales and contract processes.
A)Workflow Automation tools
B)SFA solutions
C)Channel Management systems
D)Contract Management systems
E)Pipeline Management systems
A)Workflow Automation tools
B)SFA solutions
C)Channel Management systems
D)Contract Management systems
E)Pipeline Management systems
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46
____ provide an organization with the capability to recruit VDN partners.
A)CRM tools
B)PRM methodologies
C)Lead Management solutions
D)Channel Management tools
E)Campaign Management tools
A)CRM tools
B)PRM methodologies
C)Lead Management solutions
D)Channel Management tools
E)Campaign Management tools
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47
Gartner has found that organizations investing in on-demand PRM benefit from more than a _____ increase in capturing new deals through registration processes and more than a ____ increase in visibility of leads managed by partners.
A)25%, 40%
B)20%, 10%
C)35%, 40%
D)25%, 50%
E)18%, 42%
A)25%, 40%
B)20%, 10%
C)35%, 40%
D)25%, 50%
E)18%, 42%
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48
_____ take an existing product or service from another organization, add value to the product or service, and then resell that newly formed product or service.
A)Channel partners
B)Affiliate Partners
C)OEMs
D)PRM enablers
E)VARs
A)Channel partners
B)Affiliate Partners
C)OEMs
D)PRM enablers
E)VARs
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49
_____ are created around the needs of the customer.
A)OEMs
B)Core selling teams
C)affiliate partners
D)advertising companies
E)VARs
A)OEMs
B)Core selling teams
C)affiliate partners
D)advertising companies
E)VARs
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50
When evaluating levels of trust between a salesperson and the customer versus the manufacturer and the customer, Kennedy, Ferrell and LeClair found that he primary influences of customer satisfaction were, in order of importance:
A)product quality, caring, competence, low-pressure selling tactics
B)caring, Product quality, competence, low-pressure selling tactics
C)product quality, low-pressure selling tactics, competence, caring
D)low pressure selling tactics, competence, caring, product quality
E)privacy issues, privacy issues, privacy issues
A)product quality, caring, competence, low-pressure selling tactics
B)caring, Product quality, competence, low-pressure selling tactics
C)product quality, low-pressure selling tactics, competence, caring
D)low pressure selling tactics, competence, caring, product quality
E)privacy issues, privacy issues, privacy issues
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