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In an era marked by rapid turnover of information products and increasingly diverse and personalized consumer demands, information channel distributors face intense market competition and challenges related to shortening product life cycles. This study investigates how integrating the RFM model with Customer Relationship Management (CRM) systems can enhance Customer Lifetime Value (CLV) among information technology channel agents. Particularly against a backdrop of a surge in homogeneous goods and lowered barriers to expert knowledge, this integrated strategy has created a competitive advantage for distributor Company S. The research conducts a detailed case study of distributor Company S, exploring how the company utilizes the RFM model to identify and differentiate customer segments of varying value levels, and enhances customer service quality through the CRM system to implement personalized marketing strategies. The qualitative research method includes the analysis of secondary data sources, revealing the balance between low-cost strategies and differentiation strategies for information channel distributors, and how centralized strategies can strengthen enduring customer relationships. The results indicate that the integration of the RFM model and CRM not only enhanced Synnex Corporation’s revenue and brand image but also optimized inventory costs and supply management, further improving customer satisfaction and business performance. This study provides empirical data supporting that technological and strategic integration is an effective way to enhance market competitiveness, and offers strategic guidance for information channel distributors on how to adapt to rapidly changing market environments.
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