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Agenda -  China CRM Forum 2004
 
The Keynote Speeches on Mar 30
Tuesday 30 March 2004
               
8:30
Registration
8:40
Chairperson's opening remarks
   Opening Keynote Address:
8:45

CRM Success Beyond Software

      Findings on Best CRM Practice In China 2003 at 17 industries
   
      - Strategy
      - People
      - Process
      - Technology
      - Customer

Sampson Lee
Founder
GreaterChinaCRM, China

   A European Perspective:
9:30
CRM Enabling Concepts

      Five practical ways to improve your ROI. Each one illustrated with a case
      
      - Customer Interviews
      - Model Projects
      - Middle Management Support
      - Benign Neglect of low potentials
      - Customer Teams


Jay Curry
Chairman
Customer Marketing Institute, The Netherlands

10:15

Morning coffee
  An American Perspective:
10:45

 

Optimising CRM Business Models In China - The Management & Technology Imperatives

      As interest in CRM in China continues to gain momentum, Carlos Chou will draw on Siebel Systems' 4,000 customers worldwide to detail how today's market leaders are increasing revenue, improving customer satisfaction and reducing operating costs - and the best practices that are appropriate for Chinese enterprises.

      - The China market dynamics driving 'customer intimacy' as a strategic and necessary competitive differentiator
      - How to build an effective CRM strategy in China - management considerations necessary to advance a customer-focused enterprise
      - How to align business strategy with technology requirements
      - The metrics that matter - how to maximise return on investment and achieve CRM Best Practice

Carlos Chou
President, Asia Pacific Sales
Siebel Systems, Inc. United States

  A Chinese Perspective:
11:30
The Strategic Planning and Practices of CRM

      
David Wang
General Manager
HP Services, China

12:15

Networking Luncheon
           
  An American Perspective:
13:30
CRM Best Practices: Collaborative Relationships Drive ROI

      - How global competitive strategies are driving CRM investments
      - The new "4 P's" that shape customer relationships
      - The main reasons why CRM projects succeed and fail
      - Four key drivers of CRM return on investment
      - How industry leaders are using collaborative "demand chains"
   
Bob Thompson
Founder
CRMGuru.com, United States
  An American Perspective:
14:15

CRM Best Practices: Collaborative Relationships Drive ROI

      Hear how over 8,400 customers and 120,000 users worldwide have achieved CRM success using the salesforce.com solution. Salesforce.com's low risk, low investment, and high return model is an ideal approach for the rapidly growing China CRM market. By allowing companies to better manage their businesses and not burdensome technology, salesforce.com absorbs the complexity and shares the risk of deploying a world-class CRM application for a fraction of the cost of conventional systems.
     
Tien Tzuo
Chief Marketing Officer
Salesforce.com, United States

15:00

Afternoon coffee

  An American Perspective:

15:30
Building Relationships in Asia with Wireless Applications

      - Creating loyalty using RFID: Singapore's National Library
      - Saves customers 10 million hours
      - Changing relationships wirelessly
      - Part of the local culture
      - 3 Billion Mobile Calls Greet the Year of the Monkey
      - Harnessing social networks
      - The lifecycle as a path to profitability
      - Future Wireless Relationships in Asia

Mei Lin Fung
CEO
MLF Associates Inc,United States
  An American Perspective:
16:15

 

CRM from Data to Process, from Horizontal to Vertical: CRM Strategy in the 21st Century

      Learn how to develop a process driven CRM strategy including:

      -The integration of the demand and supply chains into a single value chain
      -The need for managed culture change as part of a customer-focused business
      -Why CRM is a program and not a project
      -
The practical steps to develop a "whole-brained" approach to CRM

Paul Greenberg
Author
CRM at The Light of Speed,United States
17:00
Cocktail Reception-Best CRM Practice in China 2003
17:30
Award Presentation-Best CRM Practice in China 2003
18:45
the first day ended
The Organizer reserves the right to amend the agenda, as deemed necessary, without prior notice!
For more details, please email to:Forum2004@gccrm.com or Call at 86-21-63512506