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What is ERM

Employee Relationship Management (ERM) is a cutting-edge, critical business process that enables your employees to do their job better. It is a process used to better manage your relationships with, and the working practices and effectiveness of, your workforce.

Through integrated internal systems, ERM allows your employees to have the necessary information at their fingertips to meet your customers' needs, while at the same time working toward corporate objectives and meeting and managing personal goals.

Experts Corner
Communicating intelligently with existing customers is critical, and marketing spend is heavily weighted towards this pool. But businesses cannot afford to neglect prospecting activity. So, what techniques can businesses adopt to ensure that the search for new customers is both targeted and cost-efficient ?
David Jefferies, Marketing Director, Pitney Bowes
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Highlights
Getting Off on the Right Foot: Avoiding Common Master Data Management False Starts
Companies wishing to start a master data management (MDM) project may be unsure where and how to begin. After all, MDM is a journey and success or failure at the first step either defines or dooms the further evolution of the project.
by Ravi Shankar, Director of Product Marketing
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The Paper Shufle: What is it really costing you?
Author: By Pivotal
Doc Type: White Paper
Format: HTML
Abstract: Today's leading manufacturers are making the transition to a demand-driven business model, integrating sales, marketing, and service processes to become more customer-centric. Pivotal offers an industry-specific solution that meets the complex needs of manufacturers, helping them to integrate and manage their entire business while increasing their competitive advantage.
Topics: eCRM | Employee Relationship Management | Knowledge Management | Sales Force Automation | eBusiness | Supply Chain Management |
 
How to Ensure That Your Employees Will Want to Use CRM
Author: By Pivotal
Doc Type: White Paper
Format: HTML
Abstract: To gain a competitive edge in today's business environment, companies need to be customer-driven. Pivotal specializes in delivering flexible, powerful CRM that enables companies to implement customer-centric strategies that deliver a customer experience that sets them apart.
Topics: eCRM | Employee Relationship Management | Knowledge Management | Partner Relationship Management | Sales Force Automation | eBusiness | Email Marketing | Supply Chain Management |
 
Leveraging Surveys for Organization Change: What Global Information Solutions Provider Experian Learned By Engaging with Employees
Author: By Tracey Carsten Roll, Ph.D., Industrial & Organizational Psychologist
Company: Experian
Doc Type: Case Study
Pages: 3 Format: PDF Size: 18 kb
Abstract: The case study discusses how information solutions provider, Experian utilized an online data collection and survey technology from Inquisite to engage employees in the feedback life-cycle process, which enables an organization to gain valuable feedback and hear the “voice” of both its employees and customers.
Topics: Employee Relationship Management |
 
Healthcare Support Services Case Study
Company: IEX Corporation
Doc Type: Case Study
Pages: 3 Format: HTML
Abstract: It takes a diverse group of agents, including work-at-home staff, to handle the wide range of services managed by the company’s five contact centers. Microsoft Excel alone could not do the trick. Facing increased pressure to manage these diverse groups more efficiently, the company turned to the IEX TotalView® Workforce Management system.
Topics: Employee Relationship Management |
CRM Methology: CRM Implementation |
 
Teaching Supervisors How to be Coaches
Author: By Connie Smith, Chief Evangelist
Company: Envision
Doc Type: Highlights
Abstract: Many of the supervisors in contact centers today do not possess the appropriate skills, nor have they had sufficient training on coaching techniques. We spend a lot of time and effort training our agents, so why aren’t we training our supervisors?
Topics: Employee Relationship Management | Call Centers |
 
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