Data structure
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| Customer-oriented approach based on a digital culture |
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| CRM and BDA to support TQM |
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| First-order concepts | Second-order themes | Aggregate dimensions |
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Online customers' habits after the COVID-19 pandemic | Company adaptation to changing customer needs | Customer-oriented approach based on a digital culture |
“Phygital” customer journey in the automotive industry | ||
Cross-functional teams to develop and manage digital projects | Organizational structure changes | |
Role of top management in fostering the company's digital culture | ||
Tracking of customers/prospects' online actions | Digital marketing as a source of customer knowledge | Digital tools to build business relationships |
The analysis of the online customer behavior allows to develop targeted marketing campaigns | ||
CRM and customer insights from BDA are useful to develop awareness on sustainable mobility among customers | ||
“Educating” employees and dealers in daily digital activities | Collaboration between dealership and manufacturers | |
Digital platforms for customer data sharing within the organization as well as between OEMs and dealership | ||
Monitoring of CRM-driven KPIs to measure business performance | Higher effectiveness and efficiency in business processes | CRM and BDA to support TQM |
Managing global customer data to optimize supply chain management and pricing strategy | ||
BDA for customer segmentation | ||
CRM allows to develop tailored strategies based on the collection of local customer data | Improvement of marketing functions | |
CRM-driven KPIs, e.g. increase of conversion rate, brand awareness, customer loyalty |
Source(s): Table by authors